Professor EmeritusRoger Dampney
Emeritus Professor
Faculty of Medicine and Health
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- Emeritus ProfessorFaculty of Medicine and Health
RESEARCH INTERESTs
Blood pressure regulation, breathing, brain control of cardiovascular and respiratory function
FUNDED RESEARCH
- GRANTLight, sound and touch influence the autonomic nervous system via a non-canonical pathwayNational Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)1 Jan 2017People funded by this grant:
- Dampney R
- GRANTContribution of orexin receptors to the cardiovascular response of psychological stressNational Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)1 Jan 2012People funded by this grant:
- Dampney R
- GRANTMultiphoton microscope for Cellular Imaging in Live AnimalsAustralian Research Council (ARC)30 Jul 2010 - 31 May 2011People funded by this grant:
- Protti D,
- Dampney R,
- Dreher B,
- Solomon S,
- Hunt N
- GRANTCardiovascular responses to stress and arousal: hypothalmic and brainstem mechanismsNational Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)1 Jan 2009People funded by this grant:
- Dampney R,
- Horiuchi J
- GRANTAngiotensin-induced hypertention: brain pathways and mechanismsHeart Foundation of Australia1 Jan 2008People funded by this grant:
- Dampney R,
- Horiuchi J
- GRANTCentral command neurons integrating cardiorespiratory drive in exerciseAustralian Research Council (ARC)1 Jan 2006People funded by this grant:
- Dampney R
- GRANTHypothalamic regulation of cardiovasacular function in hypertension and stressNational Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)1 Jan 2006People funded by this grant:
- Dampney R,
- Horiuchi J
- GRANTForebrain control of cardiovascular function: integrative and cellular mechanismsNational Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)1 Jan 2001People funded by this grant:
- Dampney R
- GRANTCentral cardiovascular pathways: integrative and cellular propertiesNational Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)1 Jan 2000People funded by this grant:
- Dampney R
- GRANTRole of angiotensin AT1 receptors in the control of cardiovascular neurons in the medulla oblongataNational Heart Foundation1 Jan 2000People funded by this grant:
- Pilowsky P,
- Goodchild A,
- Dampney R