BHF Centre of Research Excellence Glasgow

BHF Centre of Research Excellence Glasgow BHF Centre of Excellence Glasgow puts leading scientists together who conduct ground-breaking resear

The rationale behind the BHF Centre of Research Excellence in Vascular Science and Biology in Glasgow is as follows:

Chronic diseases challenging our society e.g. heart failure; stroke, vascular dementia and coronary artery disease (CAD) are linked to a common factor, namely vascular dysfunction. The impact of diseases associated with aberrant vascular function is enormous, affecting >20 million individuals in the UK. This will grow as our population ages and as the prevalence of conditions causing vascular damage (obesity, dyslipidaemia, diabetes, hypertension (HT)) increases. Hence there is an urgent need to better understand the biology of the vasculature in health and disease. Considering the scientific strengths and strategic priority related to vascular research in the Institute of Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences, we believe that Glasgow is well positioned to lead the way in unravelling the vascular (patho)biology in health and disease. The Award of Excellence provides opportunities to bring together outstanding researchers across multiple disciplines in the College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences including immunology, inflammation, signalling, cell biology and cardiovascular science and medicine, to study vascular dysfunction as a root cause of chronic cardiovascular disease.

https://www.holyrood.com/inside-politics/view,associate-feature-the-beating-heartBHF CoRE Glasgow Professor and BHF Asso...
23/09/2021

https://www.holyrood.com/inside-politics/view,associate-feature-the-beating-heart

BHF CoRE Glasgow Professor and BHF Associate Medical Director Prof James Leiper gives an insight into the British Heart Foundation
, it's 60th Birthday, how the charity funds research and the £30m

Read the full article below 👇

UofG Institute of Cardiovascular & Medical Sciences

As the British Heart Foundation marks its 60th anniversary, Holyrood reflects on its work with the charity’s associate m...

Let's get behind everyone taking part in the   challenge: a single 60 mile ride or 600 miles of cycling throughout July!...
06/07/2021

Let's get behind everyone taking part in the challenge: a single 60 mile ride or 600 miles of cycling throughout July!

British Heart Foundation turns 60 this year and we're celebrating!

https://justgiving.com/campaigns/charity/britishheartfoundation/tourdescotlandresearch2021?social_utm_term=mwcwb5aj5

With this challenge we recognise the vital research work funded by the BHF into heart & circulatory diseases and as a BHF Centre of Excellence are immensely proud to undertake a programme of research spanning everything from to

Our Centre manager, Karen, is one of those taking part in this challenge and is doing a 60 mile / 100km ride on Saturday. She has been training for it since Spring and can't wait to get pedalling Bicycle.

Good luck to everyone taking part!

UofG Institute of Cardiovascular & Medical Sciences

British Heart Foundation - Scotland

Our research starts with the heart but it doesn't stop there. Join us to travel on an epic virtual ride in July 2021 for our 60th Anniversary. Help Tour de Scotland Research by British Heart Foundation raise more on JustGiving

18/05/2021

The BHF’s annual image competition Reflections of Research, is now open for entries for 2021. The deadline for entries is 23.59 on Sunday 13 June 2021. For more info & to download an entry form please visit - https://tinyurl.com/2apfxkc5 The University of Glasgow College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences BHF Centre of Research Excellence Glasgow British Heart Foundation

Huge Congratulations to our former Clinical Research Fellow - Dr Giacomo Rossitto - on being awarded his PhD - well done...
21/04/2021

Huge Congratulations to our former Clinical Research Fellow - Dr Giacomo Rossitto - on being awarded his PhD - well done, this is extremely well-deserved!

We would like to congratulate Dr Giacomo Rossitto
on being awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy for the thesis entitled ‘Novel perspectives on salt and interstitium: from hypertension to heart failure’. Congratulations on your success & best wishes for your future career.🎓🎓 BHF Centre of Research Excellence Glasgow

We're very excited and proud to be hearing feedback presentations today from two of our unique Clinical Observership Pro...
13/01/2021

We're very excited and proud to be hearing feedback presentations today from two of our unique Clinical Observership Programme participants, during a special UofG Institute of Cardiovascular & Medical Sciences AIR (Advances in Research) session.

The Clinical Observership Programme allows selected early career post-docs to shadow clinicians and a range of specialty clinics over a 12 week period. Participants gain exciting unique perspectives on how basic cardiovascular research interests translate into a clinical setting.

Unfortunately our 2020 Observers had their programme cut short due to the pandemic and weren't able to spend as long in the hospitals and clinics. Nevertheless today we are hearing from Dr Quentin Lachaud and Dr Laura Dowsett on their fantastic experiences!

For more information see our website: https://www.gla.ac.uk/researchinstitutes/icams/bhfcoeglasgow/newtrainingopportunities/clinicalobservershipprogramme/

04/08/2020
Congratulations indeed to our former Clinical Research Fellow Dr Jennifer Lees ✨👏🏻
19/05/2020

Congratulations indeed to our former Clinical Research Fellow Dr Jennifer Lees ✨👏🏻

We would like to congratulate Dr Jennifer Susan Lees on being awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy for the thesis entitled ‘Investigating the effects of vitamin K on vascular health and disease‘.

Congratulations on your success and best wishes for your future career.

Last chance to become a part of the BHF CoRE Glasgow team! 📌Clinical Research Fellow vacancies x2⏳ close 2nd April 2020👉...
01/04/2020

Last chance to become a part of the BHF CoRE Glasgow team!

📌Clinical Research Fellow vacancies x2
⏳ close 2nd April 2020
👉🏻 to apply https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/BYL122/clinical-research-fellow-x2

We have 2 opportunities for Clinical Research Fellows to undertake a 3 year PhD funded by the BHF Research Excellence Award in Cardiovascular Science & Medicine.

05/03/2020

We have 2 opportunities for Clinical Research Fellows to undertake a 3 year PhD funded by the BHF Research Excellence Award in Cardiovascular Science & Medicine.

The PhD will focus on research related to mechanistic and translational research into vascular and cardiovascular conditions of clinical relevance. The successful applicants will have the opportunity to work with outstanding researchers in vascular biology and associated conditions. A detailed programme of work will be developed together with the future supervisors.

As a Clinical Research Fellow (CRF), your new role will allow the development of research skills and production of data which the CRF may use to compete for external funding. Although research will form the major component of this post, participation in associated clinical duties and a small amount of teaching will be incorporated into the job plan.

Informal enquiries may be made to: Professor Rhian Touyz, email address: Rhian.Touyz@glasgow.ac.uk

Apply online at : https://www.gla.ac.uk/explore/jobs/ using Job Ref 030259

Closing date: 2nd April 2020

It is the University of Glasgow’s mission to foster an inclusive climate, which ensures equality in our working, learning, research and teaching environment.

We strongly endorse the principles of Athena SWAN, including a supportive and flexible working environment, with commitment from all levels of the organisation in promoting gender equity.

The University of Glasgow, charity number SC004401.

Keep an eye out for registration opening soon! 👀
04/03/2020

Keep an eye out for registration opening soon! 👀

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04/03/2020

400 likes - thank you everyone!

27/02/2020

📌Applications for our two Clinical Fellow posts have been extended until 2nd April! Full details below.

Huge Congratulations to Professor James Leiper on his new role as Associate Medical Director of British Heart Foundation
18/02/2020

Huge Congratulations to Professor James Leiper on his new role as Associate Medical Director of British Heart Foundation

The BHF announces the appointment of Professor James Leiper from the University of Glasgow's Institute of Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences as an Associate Medical Director for Research.

11/02/2020

Thank you to everyone who joined us last night for our annual reception at The Scottish Parliament. A truly inspiring evening and wonderful to have so many of our fabulous supporters, donors, researchers, clinicians and MSPs working together to

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The rationale behind the BHF Centre of Research Excellence in Vascular Science and Biology in Glasgow is as follows: Chronic diseases challenging our society e.g. heart failure; stroke, vascular dementia and coronary artery disease (CAD) are linked to a common factor, namely vascular dysfunction. The impact of diseases associated with aberrant vascular function is enormous, affecting >20 million individuals in the UK. This will grow as our population ages and as the prevalence of conditions causing vascular damage (obesity, dyslipidaemia, diabetes, hypertension (HT)) increases. Hence there is an urgent need to better understand the biology of the vasculature in health and disease. Considering the scientific strengths and strategic priority related to vascular research in the Institute of Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences, we believe that Glasgow is well positioned to lead the way in unravelling the vascular (patho)biology in health and disease. The Award of Excellence provides opportunities to bring together outstanding researchers across multiple disciplines in the College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences including immunology, inflammation, signalling, cell biology and cardiovascular science and medicine, to study vascular dysfunction as a root cause of chronic cardiovascular disease.