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A large international study led by researchers @ox.ac.uk and the University of Virginia has identified a new model for predicting outcomes for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM),
the most frequent cause of sudden cardiac death in younger individuals. www.rdm.ox.ac.uk/news/heart-s...
Congratulations to our new Associate Professors Abdullah Khan, Andrew Lewis, James Grist and Rubeta Matin 🎉
They have been awarded the title in recognition of their contributions to research, teaching and citizenship at the University and beyond.
Read more 👇
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Congratulations to Naveed Akbar, whose project has received funding from the International Cardiovascular Research Partnership Awards. This research will uncover why older people have a harder time recovering from the complications caused by a heart attack. www.rdm.ox.ac.uk/news/naveed-...
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New research has found a previously unknown mechanism that helps control how immune cells regulate inflammation.
The findings could open up new strategies for treating inflammatory conditions, including cardiovascular and metabolic diseases.
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🧪 From the Nerlov Group: a specialised subset of blood #StemCells can rapidly restore platelet production after chemotherapy and other forms of blood system stress.
The findings reveal a dedicated pathway for emergency #platelet recovery.
#AcademicSky @medsci.ox.ac.uk @rdm.ox.ac.uk
#CheltenhamScienceFestival starts today! 🎉
You can find us in the Discover Zone at our Targeted Therapies stand throughout the week.
Come and say hello if you’re visiting the festival. We look forward to meeting you! 🧪
#TargetedTherapies @cheltenhamfestival.bsky.social @rdm.ox.ac.uk
#WIMMReads 🧪
How do cells decide what they become?
A new study by #MRCWIMM Visiting Researcher Tatjana Sauka-Spengler, published in Cell introduces RegVelo, an AI framework designed to predict cell fate decisions and uncover the gene networks behind them.
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Researchers from the Vyas Group at the #MRCWIMM, with collaborators in Toronto, identify a blood #stemcell state that retains a molecular memory of inflammation.
The findings link inflammatory stress to ageing, COVID 19 recovery and blood disorders.
#Haematology #AcademicSky
Platelets are produced via a canonical pathway emanating from multi-lineage hematopoietic stem cells (ML-HSCs), and a faster, direct pathway used by platelet-biased (P-)HSCs where the latter circumven...
NEWS: University of Oxford secures two International Cardiovascular Research Partnership Awards
Read about the two @oxforddpag.bsky.social & @rdm.ox.ac.uk led projects 👇
A large international study led by researchers at the University of Oxford and the University of Virginia (USA) has identified a new model for predicting outcomes for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM)...
Leading mid-career scientists from the UK, France, Germany, and the Netherlands have received almost €6 million from a pioneering partnership between the British Heart Foundation (BHF), the Dutch Hea...
RDM is delighted to announce that the title of Associate Professor has been conferred on four of our researchers. Each of our new Associate Professors has been awarded the title in recognition of thei...
Researchers from the University of Oxford, the Stowers Institute for Medical Research, Helmholtz Munich, and the Technical University of Munich have developed a new artificial intelligence framework t...
Researchers have discovered that some human blood stem cells retain a lasting “memory” of inflammation, a finding that could help explain links between ageing, chronic disease, and blood cancers
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Welcome to the Oxford Heart Survey Narrowing the scope: comprehensive analysis of sex differences in heart attack symptoms. Ethics Approval Reference: R93889/RE001 Thank you for taking the time to par...
Researchers from the University of Oxford's Radcliffe Department of Medicine and the University of Surrey have discovered that a key immune enzyme controls inflammation in a way that does not depend o...
Two research groups at the University of Oxford have been awarded funding through the prestigious International Cardiovascular Research Partnership Awards, to support high-quality international research collaborations that have the potential to accelerate progress towards improved understanding, prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease.
