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Professor Gibbons graduated from the University of Glasgow with an intercalated BSc (Hons) (1st Class) in Molecular Biology in 1995, and MB ChB in 1998. He undertook his basic medical training in Glasgow before moving to Edinburgh in 2001 to train in Respiratory Medicine under Professors Chris Haslett, Bill MacNee and Neil Douglas. He was awarded an MRC Clinical Research Training Fellowship in 2007 to study mechanisms in the pathogenesis of pulmonary fibrosis (an interstitial lung disease, ILD). He was supervised by Professors Stuart Forbes, Tariq Sethi and John Iredale. He completed his registrar training in 2010 and graduated with a PhD from the University of Edinburgh in the same year. He trained in interstitial and rare lung diseases in Edinburgh under the supervision of Dr Nik Hirani, Professor John Simpson, Professor Chris Haslett, Professor William Wallace and Professor John Murchison. He worked closely with Professor Kev Dhaliwal during his time in Edinburgh, and alongside Dr Nik Hirani, helped to build an infrastructure of research for ILD and Rare Lung Diseases. He has also spent time at the National Jewish ILD and Rare Lung Disease Program in Denver, widely regarded as one of the top centres in the world.
Professor Gibbons moved to Exeter in 2010 where he is currently Academic Lead in the Department of Respiratory Medicine of the Royal Devon University Healthcare Foundation NHS Trust (RDUH). He is Clinical Director of the NHSE Regional South West Peninsula ILD and Rare Lung Disease Network, a Tertiary service he established from scratch. He is Honorary Associate Professor at the University of Exeter Biomedical Research Centre (BRC), Director of the Tissue Bank of the Exeter NIHR Clinical Research Facility (CRF) and he is the Clinical Director of the NIHR Local Clinical Research Network: South West Peninsula. He is also a member of the National NIHR Respiratory Translational Research Collaboration.
He is a past member, then Chair of the BTS Specialist Advisory Group for Interstitial and Rare Lung Diseases, a previous member of the BTS ILD Registry Steering Committee and member of the British Lung Foundation Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF) Advisory Board. He has been a member of the BTS Science & Research Committee, BTS Professional & organisational Standards Committee and BTS Council.
Professor Gibbons has a local programme of research working closely with colleagues at the University of Exeter: the Department of Clinical and Biomedical Sciences, the Biomedical Research Centre (BRC), the Clinical Research Facility (CRF), the MRC Medical Mycology Centre, and the Children's Health & Exercise Research Centre. He has extensive collaborations within the UK. He is Principal Investigator for multiple clinical trials in ILD and IPF (Phase I-IV).
Additionally, Professor Gibbons was previously the Associate Director of R&D at the RDUH, the Clinical Research Speciality Lead for Respiratory Disorders & Clinical Research Lead (Cluster 6) of the NIHR Clinical Research Network: South West Peninsula. He is a member of the British Thoracic Society, the European Respiratory Society, the American Thoracic Society, the British Association for Lung Research.
Professor Gibbons is a strong advocate for patients. This started with his work helping the British Lung Foundation raise the profile of ILD and Rare Lung Diseases, particularly pulmonary fibrosis. Locally he helped establish the internationally renowned Exeter Patients in Collaboration for pulmonary fibrosis research (EPIC-PF), a bespoke patient research group. Nationally he works closely with the national charity, Action for Pulmonary Fibrosis (APF). As Clinical Director of the NIHR Local Clinical Research Network, he has extensively promoted and embedded patient participation, inclusion, and engagement in research activity and delivery; He has established a bespoke Ethnicity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI/research inclusion) patient and professional group.
A strong advocate for supporting the next generation, Professor Gibbons helped establish, and is President of what was the first Respiratory Research Regional Trainee Network, PRISM. He has helped establish the Exeter Respiratory Medical Society, a partnership with medical and biomedical students at the University of Exeter, with the aim of supporting education and research in respiratory medicine.
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Malik A Althobiani, Rebecca Shuttleworth, John Conway, Jonathan Dainton,Anna Duckworth, Ana Jorge Da Ponte,Jessica Mandizha,Joseph W Lanario,Michael A Gibbons,Sarah Lines,Chris J Scotton,John R Hurst,
PLOS Digital Healthno. 1 (2024): e0000318-e0000318
Toby M Maher, Veronica A Tudor,Peter Saunders,Fernando Zanghelini, Carlota Grossi Sampedro,Georgios Xydopoulos,Michael Gibbons,Sophie V Fletcher,Christopher P Denton,Maria Kokosi,Rachel K Hoyles,Helen Parfrey,
Efficacy and Mechanism Evaluationno. 04 (2024)
A. Duckworth, J.K. Prague, K.T. Norris, H. Emms, R. Sayers,M. Steward, H. Thould, A. Savill,S. Lines,J. Mandizha, H. Almond, D. Baird,
B46. UP AND COMING: ILD BIOMARKERS (2024)
ERJ OPEN RESEARCHno. 1 (2024)
Clinical radiologyno. 5 (2024): 323-329
Journal of clinical exercise physiologyno. 3 (2023): 94-97
THORAXno. SUPPL_4 (2023): A11-A12
Immunology and allergy clinics of North Americano. 2 (2023): 379-388
A. Duckworth, J. Prague, A. Wood,K. Lunnon, M. Lindsay,A. M. Russell,M. Gibbons,J. Tyrrell,C. Scotton
THORAXno. SUPPL_4 (2023): A70-A71
EUROPEAN RESPIRATORY JOURNAL (2023)
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