Research projects

Halting the build-up of plaques in our arteries to prevent heart attacks and strokes

University of Sheffield

Professor Paul Evans

Developing a better way to diagnose different types of heart failure

Imperial College London

Professor Peter Weinberg

Developing drugs to protect against the damage caused by heart attacks

University College London

Professor Sean Davidson

Designing a drug to combat dangerous circulation problems

University of Nottingham

Professor David Bates

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Looking for inflammation in early life that sets the stage for heart disease

Can a new drug combination protect the heart from injury?

Making the heart sensitive to insulin, to treat heart failure

Improving MRI scans for congenital heart disease

Understanding quality of life in people waiting for a heart transplant

Preventing obesity disrupting the heart’s energy supply

Reprogramming the immune response to heart injury

Interrupting the cycle of inflammation that leads to deep vein thrombosis

Halting the build-up of plaques in our arteries to prevent heart attacks and strokes

Developing a better way to diagnose different types of heart failure

Developing drugs to protect against the damage caused by heart attacks

Designing a drug to combat dangerous circulation problems

Research projects

Search

Filter by

View all of our research

Looking for inflammation in early life that sets the stage for heart disease

Can a new drug combination protect the heart from injury?

Making the heart sensitive to insulin, to treat heart failure

Improving MRI scans for congenital heart disease

Understanding quality of life in people waiting for a heart transplant

Preventing obesity disrupting the heart’s energy supply

Reprogramming the immune response to heart injury

Interrupting the cycle of inflammation that leads to deep vein thrombosis

Halting the build-up of plaques in our arteries to prevent heart attacks and strokes

Developing a better way to diagnose different types of heart failure

Developing drugs to protect against the damage caused by heart attacks

Designing a drug to combat dangerous circulation problems

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