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THE CENTER OF EXCELLENCE IN APPLIED MICROCIRCULATORY RESEARCH |
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The Center for Applied Microcirculatory Research (CAMR) provides a program to develop microcirculation science into Medical Microcirculation as a new applied health care field. The CAMR program involves multidisciplinary teams of internationally recognized clinicians, basic medical scientists and engineers who are working to determine new microvascular indices of disease, to develop new and unique human microvascular measurements, clinical protocols and procedures, and to discover new physiological mechanisms as a basis for microcirculatory diagnostics in human medicine.
What's new?
Seminars Personnel Grants Publications Positions
Who's who?
Director: Frederick N. Miller, Ph.D.
Interest Groups
| Biomedical Engineering | ImmunologyAnalytical Methods |
| Cardiovascular Systems | Medical Imaging |
| Vascular Clinical Applications | Vascular Smooth Muscle |
| Microvascular Cell and Molecular Biology | Hemorheology |
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Telephone: (502) 852-7215
Fax: (502) 852-7215
