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School of Cardiovascular & Metabolic Health. To enhance human health by exploring causes and mechanisms of cardiovascular disease
Today, we hosted our Pride Coffee Catch Up, bringing colleagues together in celebration of diversity and inclusion. A variety of beautifully crafted rainbow-themed bakes were shared and enjoyed by all who attended.
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🌈 Join us for a rainbow-themed coffee catch-up!
📅 Thurs 17 July | 🕥 10:30am | 📍 C222, BHF GCRC
🎉 Celebrate Glasgow Pride with us – wear your rainbow or bring themed baking!
All are welcome 💖 #GlasgowPride #Pride2025 #RainbowCoffee
🧪 Great to welcome the BHF supporters to our labs today!
They got a behind-the-scenes look at our research, guided by three amazing scientists — all current or former BHF 4-Year PhD Programme students.
Always a pleasure to share the impact of their support ❤️
#BHFResearch #PhDLife #HeartResearch
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🚨 PhD Opportunity
Explore how extracellular vesicles influence ischaemic stroke in a new project led by Dr Work, Dr Cameron & Dr McFall.
🧠 Extracellular vesicles as mediators and modulators of ischaemic stroke
📅 Apply by: 4 Aug 2025
🔗 Info & apply: www.findaphd.com/phds/project...
Today we held our pot luck lunch with many different dishes from our school members! #scmhathenaswan #teamuofg #universityofglasgow #potlucklunch
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Today, the Graham Wilson Travelling Scholarship Presentations took place at the BHF GCRC. It was wonderful to hear from the family and the award winners.
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🔬✨ Happy International Women's Day! ✨🔬 Today, we celebrate the incredible achievements of women in science! 🌟 We had the pleasure of chatting with Dr. Eilidh MacDonald about her inspiring role at SCMH and why this day is so important. 🌍🔬
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🔬✨ Happy International Women's Day! ✨🔬 Today, we celebrate the incredible achievements of women in science! 🌟 We had the pleasure of chatting with Dr. Emma Reid about her inspiring role at SCMH and why this day is so important. 🌍🔬
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🔬✨ Happy International Women's Day! ✨🔬 Today, we celebrate the incredible achievements of women in science! 🌟 We had the pleasure of chatting with Dr Josie Fullerton about her inspiring role at SCMH and why this day is so important. 🌍🔬 @josieneuro.bsky.social
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Our long term ambition is to translate these discoveries into new treatments to improve the lives of patients with heart failure. (4/4)
28.02.2025 10:10 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0Using state of the art ‘DNA encoded chemistry' approaches we have identified new drugs to treat heart failure, which are now being refined and developed. Using a protein discovered in the immune system of a llama we have discovered a new way to suppress lethal cardiac arrhythmias. (3/4)
28.02.2025 10:09 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0We take things apart, find out how they work, and use this information to fix things when they go wrong. Current projects are focussed on finding new ways to treat heart failure by fixing mechanical and electrical defects in the individual cells of the heart. (2/4)
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This month is Heart Month! Professor Will Fuller explains what his research is about.
Will Fuller’s research group works on cellular and molecular mechanisms that control normal physiology in the heart, and how these things stop working properly to cause disease. (1/4)
