Advanced Calcium Research Institute
Research on calcium signaling, and what it actually does in a body.
The question is not calcium intake, but where it is directed once inside. The work integrates clinical medicine, molecular biochemistry, and genetics into mechanism-based frameworks, with research focused on calcium signaling dysfunction, calcification mechanisms, and mitochondrial medicine.
Research Focus
Four research lines.
Calcium signaling dysfunction in many diseases
Mapping the signaling failures that connect calcium mis-handling to degenerative disease trajectories.
Cellular calcification
Why calcium that should build bone ends up in arterial walls, joints, and soft tissue, and what controls the switch.
Mitochondrial medicine
The mitochondrial role in calcium buffering and how dysfunction propagates across cellular compartments.
Clinical translation frameworks
Turning mechanism-level findings into interpretable clinical reasoning for practising physicians.