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Endocrinology is the study of endocrine glands and the hormones they produce.  Hormones are one of the body’s principal communication systems, influencing every cell in the body, regulating diverse physiological processes across multiple organ systems, and implicated in many important human diseases. The Section of Endocrinology and Investigative Medicine is home to scientists and clinicians studying many aspects of endocrine health and disease, including fertility and reproductive health, obesity and diabetes, the stress response, the hormonal regulation of bone and pituitary disease. Our group uses wide-ranging and cutting-edge approaches in molecular and cellular biology and utilises our expertise in in vivo models and human studies to respond to critical biological and clinical problems. We deliver teaching across the faculty to medical students and scientists and are a proud and supportive home to many early career postdoctoral researchers and fellows, and postgraduate students.