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Research projects

The projects listed below were advertised in the Spring 2025 round of recruitment, which has now closed. New projects will be advertised when we open the next call for fellowship applications, in Spring 2026.

 

Principal Investigator Project Title
Prof Jason Lerch, Prof Rogier Mars, Dr Kamila Szulc-Lerch, Dr Giorgio Caratti1, Dr Chenxi Qin1 Decoding Neurobiological and Genetic Mechanisms of Obesity Through Big Data and Cross-Species Studies of Brain Structure and Function 
Assoc Prof Calliope Dendrou, Prof Mark Coles, Prof Christopher Buckley, Dr Cesar Medina1 Fibrosis Unmasked: A Metabolic Cell Odyssey Across Tissues and Diseases 
Prof Keith Channon, Prof Leanne Hodson, Dr Giorgio Caratti1 Harnessing environmental redox stresses to identify new metabolic signalling pathways causing Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease (MASLD)
Dr Filipa Simões, Dr Andrew Lewis,
Assoc Prof Chris Toepfer, Dr Julia Krause1		 Human Cardiac Tissue Models to Understand and Target Macrophage-Mitochondrial Communication in Failing Hearts 
Dr Gareth Purvis, Prof Keith Channon, Dr Kate M Herum1 Inflammatory residual risk in CVD
Prof Yimon Aye, Dr Filipa Simões, Dr Luke Haslett1 Interrogating  Precision Metabolite Signaling Actions Promoting Cardiovascular Health & Translation
Prof Nicola Smart, Prof Kim Dora,
Assoc Prof Anuj Goel, Dr Nils Rorsman1		 Investigating smooth muscle phenotypic transition in human vascular disease to identify disease-promoting mechanisms, prognostic biomarkers and therapeutic targets
Dr Fergus Imrie, Prof Charlotte Deane, Dr Christos A Nicolaou1 Machine Learning Approaches for Targeted Fragment Library Design and Experimental Optimisation in Cardiometabolic Drug Development

1 supervisor from Novo Nordisk or Novo Nordisk Research Centre Oxford

 

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