Professional activities
- FASEB Smooth Muscle conference.
- Keynote/plenary speaker
- 2019
- Swarm Intelligence in endothelial signalling
- Invited speaker
- 2018
- EuroPhysiology conference
- Keynote/plenary speaker
- 2018
- 11th World Congress for Microcirculation
- Keynote/plenary speaker
- 2018
- 19th Imperial College London International Symposium
- Keynote/plenary speaker
- 23/11/2017
- International Symposium for Resistance Arteries
- Organiser
- 2017
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Projects
- Mitochondrial amplification of local calcium entry and vascular contraction in hypertension
- McCarron, John (Principal Investigator) Buckley, Charlotte (Co-investigator) Chalmers, Susan (Co-investigator) Wilson, Calum (Co-investigator)
- 03-Jan-2020 - 02-Jan-2023
- Optical Cannula: Development of a tool for studying the inside of tubular organs under physiologically relevant conditions by imaging from within
- McCarron, John (Principal Investigator)
- 01-Jan-2017 - 18-Jan-2021
- ENDOTHELIAL Ca2+ SIGNALLING IN HYPERTENSION VISUALIZED FROM INSIDE PRESSURIZED ARTERIES
- McCarron, John (Principal Investigator) Wilson, Calum (Co-investigator)
- 01-Jan-2017 - 27-Jan-2021
- Endothelial acetylcholine release explains flow mediated dilation and is impaired in type 2 diabetes
- McCarron, John (Principal Investigator) Wilson, Calum (Co-investigator)
- 09-Jan-2017 - 25-Jan-2020
- EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Medical Devices and Health Technologies | Ratnayake, Manuela
- Ratnayake, Manuela (Research Co-investigator) McCarron, John (Principal Investigator) Sandison, Mairi (Co-investigator)
- 01-Jan-2014 - 01-Jan-2018
- BTG: Investigating vascular cell fate using micro-patterned cell arrays and extended time-lapse imaging
- Sandison, Mairi (Principal Investigator) McCarron, John (Co-investigator) Zagnoni, Michele (Co-investigator)
- Cardiovascular disease occurs when blood vessel structure changes through proliferation of cells in the vessel wall. The source of these cells is the vessel itself but precisely which cell(s) proliferate is unclear. Understanding their origins is a prerequisite for informed development of treatment. To investigate this, we will combine micro-patterned cell array technologies with long-term, timelapse imaging to develop new approaches for simultaneously monitoring the fate of large numbers of cells obtained from vascular cell isolations. Array architectures will be created to isolate the various cell types, probe cell-cell interactions and investigate how these interactions affect cellular differentiation and proliferation.
- 17-Jan-2014 - 14-Jan-2014
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