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An international event held on Saturday 7 March and organised by DPAG's Cristiana Vagnoni and Tai-Ying Lee aimed to increase visibility of women in academia by creating or enhancing their online presence in the form of Wikipedia profiles. A new report from the organisers shows some impressive statistics, including 160,000 views of newly edited and created articles, demonstrating a strong effort to raise the profiles of many female academics.

Robbins Group

Human systems physiology: Respiratory, cardiovascular and metabolic function in response to stresses such as exercise and hypoxia

Davison Group

Investigating the genetic and immunological mechanisms of diabetes across species to elucidate disease mechanisms relevant to human and animal health.

Li Group

Modelling neurocardiac interactions in health and disease using Human induced pluripotent stem cells

Ahmadlou Group

Neural Mechanisms of Adaptive Behaviour

Kalisch-Smith Group

Boyman Group

Molecular Physiology of the Mitochondria

Fernandes Group

Our lab is exploring one simple question: What determines the selective vulnerability of neurons in dementia and neurodegeneration?

Keeley Group

Integrated physiology of oxygen homeostasis

Ryan Group

The Ryan lab uses high-throughput biology approaches to understand neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson’s using cellular models. We are particularly interested in the role of mitochondrial dysfunction and mitophagy in the loss of dopaminergic neurons.