Dr Jocelyn Auger

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Daphne Jackson Fellow at the University of Birmingham, Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences

Name: Dr Jocelyn Auger
Field: Life Sciences & Biomedicine

Specialisms:

Applied medicine
Acute coronary disease and anti-thrombotic drugs

Research and qualifications:

MBioch from the University of Oxford
PhD from the University of Birmingham (British Heart Foundation funded)
Marie Curie Fellowship for a research project at Maastricht University, Netherlands
Wellcome Trust-funded postdoctoral researcher at the University of Birmingham where she continued her cardiovascular research

Returning to her research after a 14-year break, Jocelyn’s Fellowship is entitled: “Establishing a microfluidic model of thrombus and endothelial cell interaction under flow as a tool for application of novel imaging techniques”. This model allows researchers to study how blood clots form and interact with the cells lining blood vessels (endothelial cells) under conditions that closely resemble those in the human body.

Host

University of Birmingham

Funders

British Heart Foundation

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