Our projects – Page 3

How does ME Research UK decide which research projects to fund?

The principal aim of ME Research UK is to commission and fund high-quality scientific (biomedical) investigation into the causes, consequences and treatment…

Project update – characterising the electrical properties of white blood cells

In a project jointly funded by ME Research UK and the ME Association, Prof. Robert Dorey and colleagues at the…

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New project studying muscle microvascular pathology in ME/CFS

ME Research UK is delighted to announce that we have awarded funding to Dr Rob Wüst at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam…

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Project update from Dr Proal

Dr Amy Proal from PolyBio Research Foundation recently updated us on the progress of her project searching for viruses in…

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Young scientist joins the fight against ME

From the University of the Sunshine Coast in Australia: A young researcher, Kiana Kothe, has embarked on an exciting PhD journey…

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New study assessing neurocognitive impairment in ME/CFS

ME Research UK is delighted to announce that we have awarded funding to Prof. François Jérôme Authier and colleagues for…

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Increased neurochemicals in ME/CFS and long COVID

Dr Barnden and his team at Griffith University and the University of Queensland have recently published the most recent article…

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Human endogenous retroviruses (HERVs) and long COVID

Dr Elisa Oltra and colleagues at the Catholic University of Valencia in Spain have recently completed their ME Research UK-funded…

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Unravelling shared mechanisms

ME Research UK is currently supporting Dr Sarah Annesley at La Trobe University for two projects looking at mitochondrial abnormalities…

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Brain functional connectivity

Dr Leighton Barnden and his team at Griffith University have recently published more findings from their ME Research UK-funded study…