Newcastle Fibrosis Research Group

The Newcastle Fibrosis Research Group is a top-level multi-disciplinary research group of Newcastle University highly experienced in the underlying mechanisms of fibrosis in liver, lung, kidney, heart, skin and joints.

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As part of a higher education institution, engaging ourselves with society is a key priority. Fibrotic diseases involve complex mechanisms which we think should be understandable by everyone. Teaching and wide diffusion knowledge about Fibrosis is one of our leading missions.

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News & Events

Prof Jelena Mann Guest Speaker at Annual NASH Summit in Boston

Giving talks, leading workshop, charing session and presenting a poster: NFRG represented by a major participant at a world-class event

Lucy Gee: poster and talk at EASL International Liver Congress 2019

"Obeticholic acid limits cholestasis induced cognitive decline by maintaining blood-brain barrier integrity and preserving neuronal health"

Caroline Wilson talks at 33rd Genes and Cancer Annual Meeting in Cambridge

Title: "Exercise improves age-related inflammation, liver disease and cancer"

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Tim Hardy's VIVA Seminar will be held on Monday 25th February

Title: "The Role of Methylation in Hepatic Fibrosis Progression in Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease"

Jelena Mann guest speaker at Keystone Symposia on Integrated Pathways of Disease in NASH and NAFLD

Talk: "Epigenetics of Fibrosis and Cancer in Liver Disease"

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Derek Mann gives the opening talk at NU TechNet 2019 event

"Team-Science - How technicians got me to the top of my academic profession"

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