Recipients
EFSD/GlaxoSmithKline Programme for the Study of Metabolic Toxicity in Diabetes



2009:

Christophe Magnan - Peninsula College - Exeter, U.K.
Does GLP-1 improve vascular function and thrombosis-potential independent of obesity associated inflammation?

Valeriya Lyssenko - Lund University - Malmö, Sweden
GIP and osteopontin in the development of diabetic vascular complications

Åke Sjöholm - Karolinska Institutet - Stockholm, Sweden
GLP-1 receptor up-regulation in human coronary artery endothelium compensating for glucotoxicity

Bart Staels - Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore - Rome, Italy
The role of p16INK4a in macrophages during the development of obesity and insulin resistance

Heike Weiss
- Institute of Medical Biochemistry - Rostock, Germany

Bioinformatic analysis of CD4 immunomodulation in IDDM rats - an animal model for autoimmune diabetes

2008:

Christophe Magnan - German Cancer Research Center - Heidelberg, Germany
Control of cholesterol lipotoxicity through transcriptional hormone receptor complexes

Noel Morgan - Peninsula College - Plymouth, U.K.
Role of protein kinase R in the regulation of cytotoxicity by long chain fatty acids in pancreatic beta cells

Romeo Ricci - Institute of Cell Biology - Zurich, Switzerland
The role of the p38δ-PKD signalling pathway in pancreatic beta cell function and survival

Giovambattista Pani - Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore - Rome, Italy
Role of the longivity protein P66shc and of mitochondrial oxygen species (ROS) in obesity-induced insulin resistance and in metabolic syndrome

2007:

Christophe Magnan - CNRS Université Paris 7 - France
Brain fatty acid sensing in relationship with nervous control of insulin secretion and hepatic glucose production

Lorella Marselli - University of Pisa - Italy
Pancreatic islet beta cell inflammation in human type 2 diabetes and the role of gluco- and lipotoxicity

Claudia Miele - CNR Naples - Italy
The role of endoplasmic reticulum stress in the insulin-resistance induced by chronic hyperglycaemia

Patrick Schrauwen Maastricht University - The Netherlands
Fatty acid-induced uncoupling in the prevention of mitochondrial lipotoxicity in type 2 diabetes mellitus

Michael Roden - University of Vienna - Austria
Lipid storage and mitochondrial function - from fatty liver to type 2 diabetes