Critical Care Medicine
We share with our trainees a world-class opportunity through application of the scientific method to become ethical and creative leaders in the clinical, investigational, educational, and organizational practice of multi-disciplinary Critical Care Medicine.
Research Supervisors
| Name | Research Interests |
|---|---|
| Ayas, Najib | Public health and afety consequences of sleep apnea and sleep deprivation |
| Hoiland, Ryan | Neurosciences, medical and health and physiological aspects, n.e.c.; Clinical and translational cardiovascular sciences; Human physiology, n.e.c.; cerebral vascular physiology; acute brain injury; Spinal cord injury |
| Russell, James | old world, Iron Age, Celtic, classical Greek, Roman and Byzantine art, archaeology, architecture, ancient Roman daily life and culture;Roman military organization early Christianity; magic in antiquity; Greek and Roman inscriptions and coins; Scottish and Irish archaeology; old world and classical architecture, archaeology and culture with emphasis on Western Europe and Middle East; Celtic (especially Ireland and Scotland); Greek and Roman, classical and Byzantine; Latin, Greek, Lallans and lowland Scots; Scottish literature; Robert Burns; Scottish poetry generally; ancient through early Islam, especially Turkey; Eastern Europe, New therapy for sepsis (severe infection), septic shock and acute lung injury, role of genetics of the inflammatory response in the critically ill |
| Walley, Keith | Organ failure during sepsis |