Prof. Colin Chesterman

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  Professor Colin Chesterman has been appointed as Emeritus Scientia Professor.
  
  Colin was Foundation Director of the Centre for Vascular Research (CVC) for 16 years until 2008. He was also a Scientia Professor in the School of Medical Sciences and the Prince of Wales Clinical School.
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  Professor Colin Chesterman

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  CVR researchers Levon Khachigian, Michael Berndt, Wendy Jessup, Colin Chesterman and Shane Thomas led the organisation of the 15th International Vascular Biology Meeting (IVBM), held at the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre in June.
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  Professor Colin Chesterman with Professors David Burke (USYD Director of Research, left), Roland Stocker (USYD Biochemistry in Vascular Medicine, centre), Nicholas Hunt (USYD Molecular Immunopathology) and Georges Grau (USYD Vascular Inflammation, right) at the opening of the USYD CVR node
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  The Director of CVR, Professor Colin Chesterman with the University of Sydney Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Andrew Coats at the opening of the USYD CVR node
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  The University of Sydney node of the Centre for Vascular Research (CVR) was officially launched on 16 February 2007 in the presence of its Director, Professor Colin Chesterman, and several representatives of the University of Sydney including Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Andrew Coats.
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  Professor Colin Chesterman, President of the Congress, heads the Local Organising Committee comprising, among others, Professor Michael Berndt (Scientific Program Chair), Professor Levon Khachigian (Congress Treasurer and Vascular Biology Section Chair), Professor Beng Chong (SSC Program Chair) and Dr Robert Andrews (Platelets Section Chair).

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  Colin Chesterman Colin was Foundation Director of the CVR for 16 years until 2008. He is Scientia Professor in the School of Medical Sciences and the Prince of Wales Clinical School, UNSW. His research focused on occlusive vascular disease including fibrinolysis, the characterisation & function of platelet granules, particularly PDGF, and aspects of the antiphospholid syndrome and vWF multimerisation. He is a Past-President of the Australian Vascular Biology Society, member of the Senior Advisory Council of the Scientific and Standardisation Committee of the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH), and was President of the XXth Congress of the ISTH in Sydney in 2005.

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  Colin Chesterman takes Ramaciotti Medal
  
  Professor Colin Chesterman has won the 2003 Ramaciotti medal for excellence in biomedical research.
  
  Professor Colin ChestermanProfessor Chesterman is director of haematology at the Prince of Wales Hospital and conjoint Professor of Pathology and Medicine at UNSW.He was honoured for his team's work in unravelling mechanisms underlying two of the intractable causes of intravascular thrombosis that are associated with disordered immunity.Their work has led to new diagnostic and treatment approaches in these conditions.
  
  Professor Chesterman formed the Centre for Thrombosis and Vascular Research, now the Centre for Vascular Research, in 1992.It rapidly became the country's leading group in vascular biology.
  
  "This award recognises the importance of research into blood coagulation and vascular biology," Professor Chesterman said.
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  Further information about Professor Chesterman's work is available at the Centre for Vascular Research website.

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  Professsor Colin Chesterman

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  The funding includes a $12.5 million dollar five-year program grant to a team lead by Professor Colin Chesterman from the Centre for Vascular Research (CVR) at UNSW.

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  The funding includes a $12.5 million dollar five-year program grant to a team lead by Professor Colin Chesterman from the Centre for Vascular Research (CVR) at UNSW.

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  Scientia Professor Colin Chesterman, who heads the Centre for Vascular Research in the School of Medical Sciences, has been made an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) for his services to medical research.

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  Prof Colin Chesterman Director CVR (02) 9382 9047 c.chesterman@unsw.edu.au

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  Colin Chesterman
  
  Colin Chesterman is Director of Haematology in the Prince of Wales Hospital and South Eastern Area Laboratory Services in Sydney. He is Professor in the School of Medical Science and the Prince of Wales Clinical School, UNSW. He holds a Visiting Fellowship in the John Curtin School of Medical Research, Australian National University in Canberra.
  
  His research interests have focused on occlusive vascular disease including fibrinolysis, the characterisation & function of platelet granules, particularly PDGF; more recently aspects of the antiphospholid syndrome and vWF multimerisation.
  
  He is a past president of the Australian Vascular Biology Society, a member of the Senior Advisory Council of the Scientific and Standardisation Committee of the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH) and is President of the XXth Congress of the ISTH in Sydney in 2005.

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