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Prof Ian Giles
411
4th Floor, Rayne Institute
5 University Street
London
WC1E 6JF
Fax: 020 7679 9143
Appointment
- Professor of Rheumatology
- Inflammation
- Div of Medicine
- Faculty of Medical Sciences
Research Groups


Research Themes


Research Summary
My research interests are centred upon the study of the pathogenesis of theautoimmune rheumatic diseases; principally Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)and the Antiphospholipid syndrome (APS). In particular, I am interested in cellular mechanisms underlying vascular thrombosis and atherosclerosis andwhether these processes are distinct from those that give rise to pregnancymorbidity in these patients. The three main areas of my current researchprogramme are: - identifying the molecular properties of pathogenic autoantibodiesin patients with the APS and SLE; developing diagnostic assays and novel therapies to improvemanagement of patients with APS; andinvestigating the mechanisms of pregnancy morbidity in patients with autoimmune rheumaticdisease.
Teaching Summary
I am committed to both undergraduate and postgraduate teaching. I provide four hours of medical student teaching each week in two of my outpatient clinics and during a bedside teaching session. In addition, I lecture upon the taught and introductory course in medicine. For medical graduates I am the educational supervisor to a year 2 specialist trainee in rheumatology and help to deliver the core medical training curriculum to the 35 specialist year 1/2 trainees at UCLH.
Academic Background
2018 | ATQ04 - Recognised by the HEA as a Senior Fellow | University College London | |
2004 | Doctor of Philosophy | University of London |