Previous Amelie Waring Fellowship recipients and highlights
The Amelie Waring Fellowship has been awarded to outstanding researchers and clinical academics since its establishment in 1981.
| Researchers | Project Title | Institution |
|---|---|---|
| Dr James O'Kelly | Single cell definition of the mechanistic role of kynurenine monooxygenase at the innate immune interface in acute pancreatitis | University of Edinburgh |
| Mr Alastair Hayes | Defining the mechanistic role of kynurenine 3-monoxygenase (KMO) inhibition in the resolution of organ dysfunction in severe acute pancreatitis | University of Edinburgh |
| Mr Muhammad Javed | Mitochondrial cyclophilin D: a novel molecular target for the treatment of necrotizing pancreatitis | Royal Liverpool University Hospital |
| Dr Rajarshi Mukherjee | Mitochondrial injury in the pathogenesis of necrotizing pancreatitis | University of Liverpool |
| Mr John Murphy | The role of intracellular second messenger and premature intracellular enzyme activation in the pathogenesis of acute pancreatitis | University of Liverpool |
| Mr Damian Mole | Isolation and modulation of the hepatic cytokine response to acute pancreatitis | Queen's University of Belfast |
| Dr Fanny Shek | Mechanisms of stellate cell activation, proliferation and apoptosis in chronic pancreatitis | University of Southampton |
| Dr Richard Aspinall | Genetic vaccination for pancreatic cancer | Imperial College, London |
| Dr Simon Ling | A stable isotope breath test to measure pancreatic exocrine function in children | University of Glasgow |
| Dr S D Slater | Analysis of auto-immune mechanisms in chronic pancreatitis | Hammersmith Hospital, London |
| Mr Andrew N Kingsnorth | Cytokine signalling in acute pancreatitis | University of Liverpool |
| Mrs J Kim Ripley | Regulation of pancreatic enzyme synthesis by islet hormones | University of Manchester |
| Mr Graeme J Poston | Therapeutic application of somatostatin in pancreatic cancer | St Mary’s Hospital Medical School, London |
| Dr C Paul Barham; Professor Derek Alderson | The measurement of pancreatic ductal pressure in ambulatory subjects with pancreatic and papillary disorders | University of Bristol |
| Mr P E Thomas; Dr H Seehra | Routes of pancreatic enzyme secretion in the normal and acutely inflamed pancreas | University of Manchester |
| Dr Richard Lendrum; Dr Margaret Bassendine | Evaluation of the role of viruses and immune mechanisms in chronic pancreatitis and pancreatic carcinoma. LHRH-analogue treatment of pancreatic cancer. | Freeman Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne |
| Dr Jerry Kelleher | Pure pancreatic juice studies | St James's University Hospital, Leeds |
| Prof Jon M Rhodes; Dr Chi-Kong Ching | Investigation of cancer-related glycoproteins in carcinoma of the pancreas | Liverpool University Medical School |
| Dr Timothy C Northfield; Dr D Facchinetti | Lipid digestion and absorption in health and in pancreatic steatorrhoea due to adult cystic fibrosis | St George’s Hospital, London |
| Dr Joan Braganza | Analysis of the diet and bile in pancreatic disease | University of Manchester |
| Professor John Hermon-Taylor; Dr BM Austen | Synthesis of new proteins for use in the treatment of acute pancreatitis | St George’s Hospital, London |
| Dr CW Imrie; Mr MJ McMahon; Professor R C N Williamson | Digestive hydrolases and hydrolase inhibitors in pancreatic juice in health and disease Lavage therapy in pancreatitis. Therapeutic lavage in acute pancreatitis (‘A co-operative study between the three centres looking into the role of peritoneal lavage in the treatment of pancreatic necrosis’). | Glasgow; Leeds; Bristol |
| Professor R M Case; Dr Joan Braganza | Cause of pancreatitis (‘Digestive hydrolase and hydrolase inhibitors in pancreatic juice in health and disease’). | Manchester Royal Infirmary |