Research Overview

Research in the discipline of physiology encompasses a broad spectrum of activities, from the molecular and cellular levels through to the whole-body.

The list of the Physiology Research Laboratories provide links to further information about activities undertaken.

Research techniques employed by research groups within the discipline of physiology include:

  • atomic force microscopy
  • real-time fluorescence microscopy in live tissues / cells
  • fluorescent measurement of intracellular ions
  • facilities for primary tissue cultures and cultured cell lines
  • immunohistochemistry
  • patch-clamp electrophysiology
  • pressure myography
  • electron microscopy
  • blood gas analysis
  • osmolality and flame photometry
  • equipment for renal micropuncture
  • blood pressure and blood flow recording

Collaborative research groups


Staff within the discipline of physiology are also involved in the Neuroscience collaborative research group.

Blood vessels

Contacts


Professor Gary D. Housley
Head of Physiology
T (02) 9385 1057
E g.housley@unsw.edu.au


See also:
Physiology and Pharmacology Seminar Series
Physiology Research Labs
Neuroscience Group

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