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We are delighted to welcome our recently appointed Transition Fellows to the BHF Oxford CRE who will be starting this Autumn.

Our recently appointed Transition Fellows to the BHF Oxford CRE this Autumn. From top left clockwise they are: Dr Gareth Purvis, Dr Andia Redpath, Dr Kar Lai Pang, Dr Lazaros Belbasis, Dr Stefan van Duijvenboden and Associate Professor Yvonne Couch. Dr Inhye Park will join the fellowship team in March 2025.

Our Transition Fellowship programme provides career development funding for intermediate and senior level fellows to prepare them to compete effectively for an external award. You can see profiles for our new, current, and past Transition Fellows on ‘Our Team’ page.

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