Thomas Krieg - Principal Investigator tk382@medschl.cam.ac.uk
Dr Krieg is a Lecturer in Clinical Pharmacology with a research focus directed toward identifying therapies that prevent cell death in ischemic heart. He focuses in identifying complex signal transduction pathways involved in cell death due to ischaemia.
Dr Krieg is a Lecturer in Clinical Pharmacology with a research focus directed toward identifying therapies that prevent cell death in ischemic heart. He focuses in identifying complex signal transduction pathways involved in cell death due to ischaemia.
Min-Park - Research Associate mp840@medschl.cam.ac.uk
Prior to joining Krieg's lab, Min has gained expertise in diabetes and the development of diabetic cardiomyopathy associated with various cardiac remodelling events including altered metabolism and cardiomyocyte death.
Prior to joining Krieg's lab, Min has gained expertise in diabetes and the development of diabetic cardiomyopathy associated with various cardiac remodelling events including altered metabolism and cardiomyocyte death.
Duvaraka (Dee) Kulaveerasingam - Research Associate (MRC funded) dk548@cam.ac.uk
Dee is researching therapies for ischemia reperfusion injury, specifically for heart attack and stroke. Prior to this, she carried out her PhD at King's College London focusing on myocardial growth in zebrafish.
Dee is researching therapies for ischemia reperfusion injury, specifically for heart attack and stroke. Prior to this, she carried out her PhD at King's College London focusing on myocardial growth in zebrafish.
Amin Mottahedin - Postdoctoral Research Fellow, am2712@mrc-mbu.cam.ac.uk
Amin’s previous research at Gothenburg University in Sweden focused on the role of inflammation in neonatal brain injury (e.g. hypoxic/ischemic). His postdoctoral research in Murphy/Krieg’s lab is funded by Swedish Research Council.
Amin’s previous research at Gothenburg University in Sweden focused on the role of inflammation in neonatal brain injury (e.g. hypoxic/ischemic). His postdoctoral research in Murphy/Krieg’s lab is funded by Swedish Research Council.
John Mulvey - PhD student jfm43@cam.ac.uk
John is a PhD student, funded by a School of Clinical Medicine MRC/Raymond and Beverly Sackler studentship.
John is a PhD student, funded by a School of Clinical Medicine MRC/Raymond and Beverly Sackler studentship.
Jennie Leggat - PhD student jl687@cam.ac.uk
Jennie is a PhD student funded by the BHF, working on liver dysfunction in heart failure with the Krieg and TVP labs.
Jennie is a PhD student funded by the BHF, working on liver dysfunction in heart failure with the Krieg and TVP labs.
Marie-Christine Laurent – Project Manager mcl51@cam.ac.uk
Marie-Christine started working as Project Manager with the Murphy and Krieg groups in 2015 to work on a Translational Cardiovascular project as well as continuing work on Imaging studies in the University Department of Radiology. Prior to this, Marie-Christine worked for 10 years in Industry, in pre-clinical Study Management, specialising in Toxicology studies.
She is currently working between the Department of EMIT and the MRC-MBU, with the Krieg and Murphy groups and acting as first point of contact for Research support, grant financial management and administrative tasks.
Marie-Christine started working as Project Manager with the Murphy and Krieg groups in 2015 to work on a Translational Cardiovascular project as well as continuing work on Imaging studies in the University Department of Radiology. Prior to this, Marie-Christine worked for 10 years in Industry, in pre-clinical Study Management, specialising in Toxicology studies.
She is currently working between the Department of EMIT and the MRC-MBU, with the Krieg and Murphy groups and acting as first point of contact for Research support, grant financial management and administrative tasks.
