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St George’s, University of London has appointed Professor Paul Heath as the new Director of the Institute for Infection and Immunity.
Dr Tarek Antonios (MBChB (Hons.), MSc, MD, FESC, FRCP) is a clinical academic with roles in research, teaching and clinical medicine. Dr Antonios is the Head of the Blood Pressure Unit, St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation trust. Under his leadership, the BPU was recognised by the European Society of Hypertension as a Hypertension Centre of Excellence.
£ 293,665 (+£19,350) British Heart Foundation (PG/13/87/30550)- PI
“The role of capillary rarefaction in the pathogenesis of essential hypertension: insights from studies in new born infants”
£ 111,595 (+£15,429) British Heart Foundation (PG/05/129/19885) – PI
"The role of capillary rarefaction in the pathogenesis of essential hypertension and pre-eclampsia: insights from studies in pre-eclamptic women”.
£ 40,622 British Heart Foundation (PG/200018)- PI
"Studies of capillary micro-circulation in essential hypertension using intravital video-microscopy”.
£ 68,129 British Heart Foundation (PG/97119)- PI
"Studies of capillary micro-circulation using intravital fluorescein video-microscopy in health and in cardiovascular disease".
£ 77,619 Novartis UK -PI
"“Effects of intravitreal angiogenic inhibitor on arterial blood pressure and capillary rarefaction”.
£ 87,500 Takeda UK-PI
"“Effects of an ARB on Microcirculation in Essential Hypertension”.
£ 3,500 BMS UK -PI
“Effects of an angiotensin receptor blocker on blood pressure and capillary rarefaction in essential hypertension”
£ 9880 SGUL Impact & Innovation award
A prototype portable Intravital CAPillaroscopy to Predict Preeclampsia System (iCAPPPs)
£ 31,350 SGUL Impact & Innovation award
£ 15,000 SGUL Enterprise Fund
“Intravital Microvascular Reactivity Unit (iMicRU)”
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