Professor Hugh Perry
MRC bodies you are a member of:
- Chair Neuroscience and Mental Health
Main form of employment:
- Professor of Experimental Neuropathology. University of Southampton, Southampton, UK
Research group/department web page/s:
- None
Personal remuneration:
- Professor of Experimental Neuropathology. University of Southampton, Southampton, UK. (Salary, pension)
Shareholdings and financial interests in companies
- None
Research income during current session [over £50k per grant]
- MRC – Case GSK: Immune-to-brain communication in immune-mediated lung inflammation; studies of neuronal mechanisms and the impact of immunomodulators.
- Wyeth Pharmaceuticals: A safety and tolerability study of Etanercept in patients with Alzheimer’s disease.
- NC3Rs: A compartmentalised chamber for the in vitro study and manipulation of axon degeneration BBSRC-studentship: The role of PrPSc in prion disease.
- Fight for Sight: The role of IgG Fc receptors in the pathogenesis of age related macular degeneration and its implications for therapeutic intervention.
- Multiple Sclerosis Society: The role of blood components in axon injury in Multiple Sclerosis: new opportunities for neuroprotection.
- Wellcome Trust: The impact of systemic bacterial and viral infections on innate immune responses in the brain.
- ARUK: The impact of GLP-1 analogues on neurodegeneration and neuroinflammation in a model of Alzheimer’s disease: a two-pronged therapeutic approach.
- Dunhill Trust: Periodontal inflammation, systemic inflammatory responses and prediction of cognitive decline.
- Marie Curie (EU): Regulation of cellular proliferation in chronic neurodegenerative disease: Microglial proliferation and neurogenesis in prion disease.
- MRC: The impact of systemic viral infections on the innate immune response in the brain in chronic neurodegeneration.
Major academic collaborators [national and international]
- Profs Jean Manson, Tom Freeman, John Fazakerley, Roslin Institute, University of Edinburgh. Research Collaboration.
- Dr Mateo Caleo, CNRS, Pisa, Italy. Research Collaboration
- Prof Cristovam Diniz, University of Para, Belem, Brasil. Research Collaboration
Un-remunerated involvement with and membership of medical, bio-medical, pharmaceutical, healthcare provision or science or health policy/communication and similar activities/organisations
- Consultant, UCB, Brussels, Belgium
- Lecturer, Eisai, Hatfield, UK
- Visiting Professor, University of Edinburgh, Scotland
Political/pressure group associations:
- None
Family:
- None
