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Professor Emeritus
School of Medical Sciences
Faculty of Medicine and Health
School of Medical Sciences
Faculty of Medicine and Health
Telephone: +61 2 9351 3688
Email: brian.morris@sydney.edu.au
Brian Morris was appointed to the academic staff of the Department of Physiology in 1978 after 3 years of postdoctoral studies in the USA as a CJ Martin Fellow, then an Advanced Fellow of the American Heart Association, firstly at the University of Missouri, Columbia, in 1975-1976, then at the
Clinical Associate Professor
Academic Lead (Medicine), Westmead Clinical School
Principal Investigator, Westmead Applied Research Centre
Academic Lead (Medicine), Westmead Clinical School
Principal Investigator, Westmead Applied Research Centre
Telephone: +61 2 8890 6962
Email: vincent.lee@sydney.edu.au
Dr Lee is a nephrologist at Westmead Hospital in Sydney. He is a Clinical Associate Professor and Academic Lead (Medicine) of the Western Clinical School of the University of Sydney, and Medical Director of Dialysis at Norwest Private Hospital, Sydney.
Emeritus Professor
Physiology, School of Medical Sciences
Bosch Institute
Physiology, School of Medical Sciences
Bosch Institute
Email: roger.dampney@sydney.edu.au
Roger Dampney is a Professor Emeritus in Cardiovascular Neuroscience in the Discipline of Physiology. He is a leading investigator in the study of the functional organization of central cardiovascular pathways, with a particular interest in the mechanisms by which the brain produces highly coordinated cardiorespiratory changes that are appropriate for
Clinical Professor
Medicine, Central Clinical School
Faculty of Medicine and Health(FMH)
Medicine, Central Clinical School
Faculty of Medicine and Health(FMH)
Telephone: +61 2 95163456
Email: ian.wilcox@sydney.edu.au
Associate Professor, Westmead Clinical School
Associate Professor, Westmead Applied Research Centre
Associate Professor, Westmead Applied Research Centre
Email: pierre.qian@sydney.edu.au
I am a clinician scientist based at Westmead Applied Research Centre and Clinical Academic in the Western Sydney Local Health District specialising in the treatment of heart rhythm disorders using minimally invasive catheter ablation. I lead a translational biomedical engineering team at Westmead Hospital innovating and developing novel cardiac ablation
Senior Lecturer
School of Medical Sciences
Faculty of Medicine and Health
School of Medical Sciences
Faculty of Medicine and Health
Telephone: 0293519512
Email: kyungjoon.lim@sydney.edu.au
Dr Kyungjoon (Joon) Lim is renowned as an emerging young scientist for his work on neural regulation of arterial pressure. Dr Lim completed his PhD training in 2011 at Monash University in Melbourne VIC, focusing on the developmental origin of adult disease (DoHAD) in intrauterine growth restriction model. Since completing
Senior Clinical Lecturer, Westmead Clinical School
Nephrologist and Transplant Physician, Westmead Hospital
Nephrologist and Transplant Physician, Westmead Hospital
Email: titi.chen@sydney.edu.au
Senior Research Fellow
Sydney School of Health Sciences
Faculty of Medicine and Health
Sydney School of Health Sciences
Faculty of Medicine and Health
Email: dean.picone@sydney.edu.au
Dr Dean Picone is a Senior Research Fellow in the School of Health Sciences, University of Sydney. Dean holds a NHMRC Emerging Leader Level 1 Fellowship (2023-7) and previously held a National Heart Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship (2021-2). Dean is also an Adjunct Senior Researcher at the University of Tasmania, and
Research Fellow
Sydney School of Health Sciences
Faculty of Medicine and Health
Sydney School of Health Sciences
Faculty of Medicine and Health
Email: kaylee.slater@sydney.edu.au
Kaylee is a dietitian with expertise in nutrition interventions for fertility, pregnancy, and women’s health conditions. Kaylee's research focuses on sex-specific cardiovascular disease prevention, primary care and health services research, blood pressure management and lifestyle cardiovascular disease prevention. Kaylee's doctoral work focused on co-designing a primary care cardiovascular disease prevention