Thank you @AIMSymposium22 committee for giving the opportunity to present my work #ANXA1 deficiency exaggerates hypertensive complications. Amazed to win the oral presentation award. Big thanks to my supervisors Chengxue Helena Qin Prof Rebecca Ritchie Geoffrey Head Owen Woodman and Kristy.

Another stellar presentation from Ph.D. trainee Jaideep Singh. #proresolving mediators and high blood pressure. Proud supervisor moment, together with Geoffrey Head Prof Rebecca Ritchie Kristy Jackson @HBPRCA

Well this has made my day, congratulations Geoff 👏👏👏

Congratulations Geoff for this prestigious honour. I am lucky to have you as my mentor.

Congratulations to our PhD students Abhipree Sharma and Jaideep Singh on winning prizes for their oral presentations. We are so proud of you 🥰🎉

Super grateful with the support from Diabetes Australia. Together with co investigators Dr Kristy Jackson, Prof Owen Woodman Prof Rebecca Ritchie and wonderful ECI including Jaideep Singh

Great to work with colleagues Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences on a potential new #therapy for #organdamage caused by #highbloodpressure. They led this study into a small-molecule – shown to protect against heart attack – and how it might also protect against hypertension-induced end-organ damage

Congratulations Chengxue Helena Qin Prof Rebecca Ritchie Geoffrey Head Jaideep Singh 👏👏👏

Excited to share our latest research work, which focused on developing a novel therapy to treat hypertension-associated cardiovascular damage. Thanks Chengxue Helena Qin Prof Rebecca Ritchie Geoffrey Head Owen Woodman @ Kristy Jackson. doi.org/10.1093/cvr/cv…

Check out Chengxue Helena Qin and the Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences Baker Institute team showcasing a potential new therapy for organ damage caused by high blood pressure 👇🫀

Good luck to the 2024 Ralph Reader Prize Finalists in basic and translational science. All presentations instigated questions from the judges. Fantastic presentations. Michael Seman Jaideep Singh Tejas Deshmukh #CardioTwitter

Well deserved winner of the Ralph Reader basic and translational session Jaideep Singh Congratulations!

So proud of Jaideep for winning this prestigious cardiology prize having only just submitted his PhD. He literally (well figuratively) blinded them with science. Also very proud of his lead supervisor Chengxue Helena Qin

Excited to be a Ralph Reader Winner Basic Science 2024. I like to convey my gratitude to Prof Rebecca Ritchie Chengxue Helena Qin Owen Woodman Geoffrey Head Kristy Jackson for your mentorship and guidance. Thank you Anida Velagic Miles De Blasio sata for contributing in this work.

#csanz2024 WRAP UP OF THE DAY Day 2 Hear all the great highlights from our Panel: the R T Hall Lecture and the Ralph Reader Prize Finalists for Basic and #Translational #Science and Allied Health highlights from the panel. #CardioTwitter vimeo.com/cardiacsociety…

Join us in congratulating all our Prize Winners who achieved the highest of accolades at #CSANZ2024 ASM in Perth, WA. 👉 Learn more about their winning abstracts as published in Heart, Lung and Circulation buff.ly/3SJNqGh

Celebrating big milestone Jaideep Singh Dr Singh Shining ⭐️, together with incredibly proud supervisor team Geoffery Head Prof Rebecca Ritchie Owen Woodman Dr Kristy Jackson. ⭐️ Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences Baker Institute Supported by Heart Foundation investigating novel inflammatory pathway

Very grateful for opportunity to present at #AHA24 this yr for great #PuchaKucha session AHA Science Amit Khera Daichi Shimbo MD & Scientific Cttee🙏 While my topic was: "We should be looking to new drugs & devices to control #BloodPressure - innovation will lead the way" I

Honoured to be the first recipient of the Glenys Fitzpatrick Scholarship. Grateful for the support and excited for what’s ahead!

My latest study shows that estrogen increases annexin-A1, a protein that protects women from cardiovascular damage caused by high blood pressure, shedding light on why heart disease affects women differently. Geoffery Head Prof Rebecca Ritchie Chengxue Helena Qin nature.com/articles/s4200…