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Dr Luca Biasiolli, based in OCMR, is studying whether a new type of MRI scan offers a more accurate and easier way to identify the potentially dangerous plaques that cause stroke. Her research is supported by the British Heart Foundation. A stroke happens when the blood supply to part of your brain is cut off. Most occur as a consequence of plaque – a condition called atherosclerosis – building up in arteries in the neck. If a piece of this plaque breaks off, it can lead to a clot forming in the brain and cause a stroke.
Paul Johnson
OCDEM Principal Investigators
MA MD FRCS (Paed.Surg) FAAP Paul Johnson - Director of Oxford Islet Isolation and Islet Transplant Programmes and Professor of Paediatric Surgery
Reshma Ramracheya
OCDEM Visitors and Affiliates
BSc (Hons), PhD Reshma Ramracheya - Visiting Scientist
Charlotte Kelly
Administration OCDEM
BA (Hons), Asso. CIPD. Charlotte Kelly - Deputy Business Manager
Charlotte Pink
OCDEM Research Support
Charlotte Pink - Health Safety and Environmental Technician Apprentice
Leanne Hodson
OCDEM Principal Investigators
BSc (Hons), PhD Leanne Hodson - Professor of Metabolic Physiology
Sarah Howles
OCDEM Researchers
DPhil, MRCS (Eng), MA (Cantab) Sarah Howles - Academic Clinical Lecturer in Urology
Fredrik Karpe
OCDEM Principal Investigators
MD/PhD, FRCP Fredrik Karpe - Professor of Metabolic Medicine
Marie-Eve Piche
OCDEM Researchers
MD; PhD (Hons); FRCPC Marie-Eve Piche - Clinical Research Training Fellow
Patrik Rorsman
OCDEM Principal Investigators
BM, PhD, FRS, FMedSci Patrik Rorsman - Professor of Diabetic Medicine
Jeremy Tomlinson
DTU Associates OCDEM Principal Investigators
MB BCh, PhD, FRCP Jeremy Tomlinson - Professor of Metabolic Endocrinology