Eleanor Davies-Colley PhD Prize
UCL Division of Surgery and Interventional Science awarded their PhD presentation prize to Helen McKenna, for a 3-minute summary of her thesis, entitled: “Human cellular adaptation to critical illness” at…
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Macintosh Professorship for Dan Martin
The Royal College of Anaesthetists have awarded Dan Martin the 2020 Macintosh Professorship, in recognition of his research on the impact of oxygen in anaesthesia and critical care. He will…
How much oxygen do we really need for intubation?
Dr Dan Martin tackles a controversial subject at the 2019 World Airway Management Meeting (WAMM) in Amsterdam. Conclusion: “Twenty’s plenty”! With the paucity of evidence, perhaps the safest thing to…
Team MitOx for Royal Parks Half Marathon
MitOx Lab team to begin intensive mitochondrial training to raise money for Cancer Research UK. Join our team, or donate here: https://fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/team/team-mitox/join
Dr Dan Martin begins new role as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of the Intensive Care Society
Dr Daniel Martin has taken over from Dr Jonathan Handy as Editor-in-Chief of this much beloved journal, which recently gained its listing on PubMed. His first editorial can be found…
TIMELORD study in the Intensive Care Foundation Research Gold Medal Final
Dr Helen McKenna presented the initial findings of the TIMELORD study, on behalf of the MitOx team, as one of five finalists selected for the Intensive Care Foundation Research Gold…
Discussing the health impact of shift work with the Scottish Intensive Care Society
Dr Helen McKenna discussed the biological consequences of circadian rhythm disruption with the members of the Scottish Intensive Care Society (SICS) in Edinburgh, on November 13th 2018. Intensive care doctors…
Chronobiology at the Neonatal Update
Dr Helen McKenna was invited to discuss the potential role of clinical chronobiology at the annual Neonatal Update at BMA House on November 19th 2018. This truly international week-long meeting…
