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Contacts for Centre for Inflammation Research related enquiries

The Centre for Inflammation Research is based at the University of Edinburgh Institute for Regeneration and Repair (IRR) at Edinburgh BioQuarter.

The Institute is based in two adjacent buildings, IRR North and IRR South. IRR Reception can be found in IRR South.

Address for correspondence

Centre for Inflammation Research

Institute for Regeneration and Repair

Edinburgh BioQuarter, 

4-5 Little France Drive, 

Edinburgh

EH16 4UU

All enquiries should be directed to: 

E: IRRinfo@ed.ac.uk

T: 0131 651 8100 (IRR Reception)

Directions to the IRR

IRR Reception can be found in IRR South. CIR is largely based in IRR South.

IRR buildings are very distinctive, IRR South is a mainly glass building, and IRR North is Grey and Red, located at the Edinburgh BioQuarter just off Little France Drive near to the Hospital Bus Station.

If you enter BioQuarter via Gate 2, IRR South is approximately 400 metres along Little France Drive on the right hand side. This is immediately next to IRR North.

Parking

At the University of Edinburgh we are dedicated to taking a 'climate conscious' approach to travel to reduce our emissions where we can and encourage travel by foot, bike, or public transport. Please find our travel policy on our sustainability webpages.

Sustainable travel 

Parking is by prior arrangement only. Parking is very limited on site, however we can reserve some spaces. Please email IRR.reception@ed.ac.uk for more information and to organise visitor parking.

Whilst vehicle parking is limited, there is plenty of bike parking available, and the public transport terminus next to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh is nearby.

Press Enquiries

University of Edinburgh Press Office: Press.office@ed.ac.uk

 

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Find out more on the Contact Scotland BSL website


 

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