Senior Clinical Academic Fellowship

CodeTitleFellowOrganisationProgramme SummaryProgramme Summary
SCAF/19/02Interleukin-1β protects against multi-organ endothelial injuryDr Neeraj DhaunUniversity of EdinburghSCAF/19/02 abstractSCAF/19/02 Summary
SCAF/19/01Development and evaluation of novel treatment strategies using immuneoncology agents in combination with radiotherapy in rectal cancer.Dr Campbell RoxburghUniversity of GlasgowSCAF/19/01 abstractSCAF/19/01 Summary
SCAF/18/02Improving cancer survivorship care through theory-based, tailored eHealth interventionsDr Rosalind AdamUniversity of AberdeenSCAF/18/02 abstractProject Active
SCAF/18/01Bench-to-bedside Parkinson’s disease research: Biomarkers in LRRK2 Research proposalDr Esther SammlerUniversity of DundeeSCAF/18/01 abstractProject Complete
SCAF/17/03Therapeutic targeting of AMP-activated protein kinase to enhance airway bacterial clearance in bronchiectasisDr James ChalmersUniversity of DundeeSCAF/17/03 abstractSCAF/17/03 Summary
SCAF/17/02Regulation of brown adipose tissue and cold-induced thermogenesis in humansDr Roland StimsonUniversity of EdinburghSCAF/17/02 abstractSCAF/17/02 Summary
SCAF/17/01Preventing dementia by targeting risk factors for cerebrovascular diseaseDr William WhiteleyUniversity of EdinburghSCAF/17/01 abstractSCAF/17/01 Summary
SCAF/16/03Early-life effects on host-microbiome interactions: identification of ecological drivers that are key to short- and long-term respiratory problems in pre-term born childrenDr Debbie BogaertUniversity of EdinburghSCAF/16/03 abstractSCAF/16/03 Summary
SCAF/16/02Inflammation in Cystic Fibrosis Lung Disease: Defining the Role of CalprotectinDr Robert GrayUniversity of EdinburghSCAF/16/02 abstractProject Complete
SCAF/16/01Targeting the Intestinal Stem Cell Niche through Energy and Metabolism  Signalling via the m-TOR for Colorectal Cancer ChemopreventionDr Farhat DinUniversity of EdinburghSCAF/16/01 abstractSCAF/16/01 Summary
SCAF/15/02Understanding the impacts of welfare policy on health: A novel data linkage studyDr Vittal KatikereddiUniversity of GlasgowSCAF/15/02 abstractProject Complete
SCAF/15/01Generation of Stem-Cell Based Endocrine Tumour Models – Tools for the Development of Personalised TherapiesDr Paul NeweyUniversity of DundeeSCAF/15/01 abstractSCAF/15/01 Summary 1SCAF/15/01 Summary 2