STAFF PROFILE
Professor David Walker
Position:
Professor
College / Portfolio:
Applied Health Cluster
School / Department:
NDHD Research Program
Phone:
99257184
Email:
david.walker@rmit.edu.au
Campus:
Bundoora Campus
Contact me about:
Research supervision
- Ellery, S.,Murthi, P.,Della Gatta, P.,May, A.,Davies-Tuck, M.,Kowalski, G.,Callahan, D.,Bruce, C.,Wallace, E.,Walker, D.,Dickinson, H.,Snow, R. (2020). The effects of early-onset pre-eclampsia on placental creatine metabolism in the third trimester In: International Journal of Molecular Sciences, 21, 1 - 14
- Berry, M.,Schlegel, M.,Kowalski, G.,Bruce, C.,Callahan, D.,Davies-Tuck, M.,Dickinson, H.,Goodson, A.,Slocombe, A.,Snow, R.,Walker, D.,Ellery, S. (2019). UNICORN Babies: Understanding Circulating and Cerebral Creatine Levels of the Preterm Infant. An Observational Study Protocol In: Frontiers in Physiology, 10, 1 - 8
- Ranzil, S.,Walker, D.,Borg, A.,Wallace, E.,Ebeling, P.,Murthi, P. (2019). The relationship between the placental serotonin pathway and fetal growth restriction In: Biochimie, 161, 80 - 87
- Ellery, S.,Goss, M.,Brew, N.,Dickinson, H.,Hale, N.,LaRosa, D.,Walker, D.,Wong, F. (2019). Evaluation of 3K3A-Activated Protein C to Treat Neonatal Hypoxic Ischemic Brain Injury in the Spiny Mouse In: Neurotherapeutics, 16, 231 - 243
- Greaves, R.,Wudy, S.,Badoer, E.,Zacharin, M.,Hirst, J.,Quinn, T.,Walker, D. (2019). A tale of two steroids: The importance of the androgens DHEA and DHEAS for early neurodevelopment In: Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 188, 77 - 85
- Fleiss, B.,Wong, F.,Brownfoot, F.,Shearer, I.,Baud, O.,Walker, D.,Gressens, P.,Tolcos, M. (2019). Knowledge gaps and emerging research areas in intrauterine growth restriction-associated brain injury In: Frontiers in Endocrinology, 10, 1 - 24
- Ranzil, S.,Ellery, S.,Walker, D.,Vaillancourt, C.,Alfaidy, N.,Bonnin, A.,Borg, A.,Wallace, E.,Ebeling, P.,Erwich, J.,Murthi, P. (2019). Disrupted placental serotonin synthetic pathway and increased placental serotonin: Potential implications in the pathogenesis of human fetal growth restriction In: Placenta, 84, 74 - 83
- Rana, S.,Shishegar, R.,Quezada, S.,Johnston, L.,Walker, D.,Tolcos, M. (2019). The Subplate: A potential driver of cortical folding? In: Cerebral Cortex, 29, 4697 - 4708
- Ellery, S.,Murthi, P.,Davies-Tuck, M.,Walker, D. et al, . (2019). Placental creatine metabolism in cases of placental insufficiency and reduced fetal growth In: Molecular human reproduction, 25, 495 - 505
- Hirst, J.,Palliser, H.,Shaw, J.,Crombie, G.,Walker, D.,Zakar, T. (2018). Birth and Neonatal Transition in the Guinea Pig: Experimental Approaches to Prevent Preterm Birth and Protect the Premature Fetus In: Frontiers in Physiology, 9, 1 - 13
- Brain injury in the premature born infant - stem cell regeneration research network (PREMSTEM), NHMRC European Union Grant 2020. Funded by: NHMRC European Union (2020 onwards) from (2020 to 2025)
- Brain injury in the premature born infant: stem cell regeneration research network (PREMSTEM) - administered by INSTITUT NATIONAL DE LA SANTE ET DE LA RECHERCHE MEDICALE (INSERM). Funded by: Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Actions from (2020 to 2025)
- Improving neurodevelopmental outcomes following fetal growth restriction. Funded by: NHMRC Project Grants 2018 from (2019 to 2022)
- Replacement therapies for improving neonatal outcome following preterm birth (Administered by University of Newcastle). Funded by: NHMRC Project Grants 2018 from (2019 to 2021)
- Enabling repair and regeneration after neonatal stroke. Neurodevelopmental disorders program � focus on a regenerative therapy for neonatal stroke. Funded by: Cerebral Palsy Alliance Research Foundation - competitive from (2019 to 2022)
7 PhD Current Supervisions