Celebrating 20 years of life-saving and practice-changing research

This year marks an important milestone for the Critical Care Research Group - our 20th anniversary.

Over the past two decades our purpose has never wavered. We are dedicated to improving patient outcomes through a better understanding of the disease process, of the technology and of treatments - always with the patient at the centre.

We are driven to improving clinical understanding of the many issues that face critically ill patients and finding new and revolutionised treatment methods for hard-to-treat diseases.

Through our research, we aim to improve survival rates and the quality of life for patients with heart disease, lung disease, sepsis and other critical conditions.

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Latest News

  • A life of ability and humility

    Three decades since the first meeting of the Extracorporeal Life Support Organization, members of the global community gathered in the USA to celebrate Dr Robert Bartlett's legacy.

  • Cool Science

    How the COVID-19 Critical Care Consortium helped track down lung tissue samples from a victim of the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic.

  • HOPE saves 100 lives and counting

    Recognising the 100th heart transplant completed using novel hypothermic oxygenated perfusion - or HOPE.

  • Emerging Researchers celebrated with New Investigator Grants

    Meet the 2024 recipients of The Common Good’s New Investigator Grants.