Charlie Hindmarch
Research Scientist
Current Grants
Co-Applicant/P.I
Charles Hindmarch, David Murphy, Julian Paton (2015) MRC Doctoral Training Grant for Mr Alex Paterson (2015-2019) Novel prognostic markers directing the diagnosis and treatment of hypertension.
Charles Hindmarch, Andre Mecawi, Luis Reis (2014) Analysis of the transcriptome of the dorsal raphe nucleus and the lateral parabrachial nucleus in response to hydromineral and cardiovascular homeostasis – Rio de Janeiro, Brasil, "Special Visiting Researcher program - Science without Borders / CNPq" R$400,000 (£100,000)
Nor Azizan Abdullah, David Murphy, Charles Hindmarch, Julian Paton, Alastair Ferguson, Andre Mecawi (2014) The gene-gender-obesity interface: Implications for neurogenic hypertension – University of Malaya High Impact Research Grant (HIR). Total amount RM500,000 (£100,000)
David Murphy, Charles Hindmarch, Rais Mustafa (2013) Gender and cardiovascular disease – University of Malaya Internationalisation grant. Total Amount RM490,000 (£95,000)
David Murphy, Charles Hindmarch, Rais Mustafa, Hoe See (2013) Mapping neuronal changes in salt induced hypertension – University of Malaya High Impact Research Grant (HIR - H-20001-00-E000055). Total Amount RM1.7million (£329,000)
Collaborator
Alastair Ferguson (Collaborator: Charles Hindmarch) (2015-2019) The Subfornical Organ - A critical central nervous system sensor and integrator of metabolic, cardiovascular and immune signals in the circulation Canadian Institute of Health Research Operating Grant (CIHR) $ 877,662
Mark Bond (Collaborators: Sarah George, Stephen White, Charles Hindmarch) Mechanisms underlying the vascular protective effects of cAMP: actin cytoskeleton remodelling and MKL-dependent gene expression. British Heart Foundation (BHF) Ph.D. studentship: £110,687
Mark Bond (Collaborators: Sarah George, Kristopher Clarke, George Baillie, Charles Hindmarch, Stephen White) (2014) HARNESSING THE VASCULAR PROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF CREB: The SIK-CRTC-CREB pathway as a therapeutic target. British Heart Foundation (BHF) £209,292
Andre Mecawi, Alastair Ferguson (collaborators Charles Hindmarch, David Murphy & Luis Carlos Reis) (2014) Molecular (RNAseq) and Electrophysiological Analysis of Subfornical Organ and Paraventricular Neurons. "Special Visiting Researcher program - Science without Borders / CNPq" R$400,000 (£100,000)
Kiew Lik-Voon, Chung Lip Yong (Collaborators: Charles Hindmarch, Olivera Sarenac, Nina Japundzic-Zigon, David Murphy, Maria J. Vicent) (2014) The impact of Doxyrubicin conjugated novel polymers on cardiac variability and cardiomyopathy.
Colin Campbell, David Murphy (collaborator: Charles Hindmarch (2012): An Active Learning Approach to Network Inference. Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). EP/K008250/1. Total Amount ~£300,000
Mark Bond & Andrew Newby (Collaborator: Charles Hindmarch) (2011) Novel cAMP-dependent Epac signalling pathways controlling VSMC proliferation. British Heart Foundation (BHF). PG/11/78/29113 Total Amount: £209,807