Research project

Do endothelial microparticles predict defects in coagulation function after cardiac surgery

Lead researchers:

Professor Nicola Englyst
Other researchers:

Professor Judith Holloway,

Emeritus Professor Geraldine Clough
Research funder:

Gerald Kerkut Charitable Trust
Status:

Not active

Staff

Professorial Fellow-Education

Connect with Nicola

Email: N.A.Englyst@soton.ac.uk

Professorial Fellow in Allergy

HACASE: A simple effective educational model for session design: Prof Holloway has designed an educational model for teaching which is applicable across any teaching activity. Current research activity is evaluating its effectiveness in clinical teaching including allergy to different learners from patients to undergraduates and multi-professional healthcare professionals.
MSc Allergy education: Prof Holloway's team explore innovations and the effectiveness of teaching on the MSc Allergy, to disseminate their experiences for the benefit of other courses around the University and more widely.
Allergy bitesize education (short e-courses for CPD): Prof Holloway has led the development of short e-courses, including an Anaphylaxis Toolkit which provide Gain and Train learning for healthcare professionals on how to effectively teach patients this important topic.

Connect with Judith

Email: J.Holloway@soton.ac.uk

Early identification of risk of small vessel dysfunction in cardio-metabolic disease
Mechanisms underlying the developmental priming of vascular plasticity and endothelial dysfunction by maternal diet
Development of novel devices and approaches for the multiscale assessment of the dynamics of microvascular perfusion

Connect with Geraldine

Email: G.F.Clough@soton.ac.uk