Congratulations to all members of the Department who have recently been awarded research grants. Here is our round-up of the latest funding successes. (more…)
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Congratulations to members of the Department who have recently had their research findings published. Here’s our round-up of the latest publication successes. (more…)
Congratulations to all members of the Department who have recently been awarded research grants. Here is our round-up of the latest funding successes. (more…)
Congratulations to members of the Department who have recently had their research findings published. Here’s our round-up of the latest publication successes. (more…)
Congratulations to all members of the Department who have recently been awarded research grants. Here is our round-up of the latest funding successes. (more…)
Congratulations to all members of the Department who have recently been awarded research grants. Here is our round-up of the latest funding successes. (more…)
Congratulations to members of the Department who have recently had their research findings published. Here’s our round-up of the latest publication successes. (more…)
Congratulations to all members of the Department who have recently been awarded research grants. Here is our round-up of the latest funding successes. (more…)
Congratulations to members of the Department who have recently had their research findings published. Here’s our round-up of the latest publication successes. (more…)
In the latest instalment of our Staff Profile series, we spoke to Dr Anna Reed about her recent Medical Research Council (MRC) Clinical Academic Research Partnership (CARP) fellowship award and future research ambitions.
Introduce yourself – who are you and what do you do?
My name is Anna Reed. I am a lung transplant physician at Harefield Hospital and work as part of a team providing cardiothoracic transplant and mechanical circulatory support to patients across the UK. My clinical interests are broad-reaching and include fungal infections following lung transplant, mechanisms of development of chronic lung allograft dysfunction (CLAD), extracorporeal bridging to lung transplant and mechanical circulatory support in the context of severe end-stage pulmonary arterial hypertension. (more…)