Research projects

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Determining the role of fractalkine in the immune response after a heart attack

Using ultrasound to make lab-grown heart cells more like the real thing

Targeting a key step in blood clotting, towards a new anticoagulant medicine

Refining promising techniques for guiding catheter ablation to stop atrial fibrillation

Could inhibiting PMCA4 protect people from death after a heart attack?

Trialling physical exercise and psychological support in the treatment of ’broken heart syndrome’

Determining the role of the gene Prpf8 in causing congenital heart defects

Improving the accuracy of cardiac MRI stress tests for the diagnosis of heart failure

Alterations to MLC2 in human tissue; a suspect for poor contraction in heart failure

What do bright spots in pregnancy scans tell us about children’s hearts?

Could heart fibroblast cells help to repair damage?

Searching for new treatments to prevent repeat heart attacks or strokes

Research projects

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Filter by

View all of our research

Determining the role of fractalkine in the immune response after a heart attack

Using ultrasound to make lab-grown heart cells more like the real thing

Targeting a key step in blood clotting, towards a new anticoagulant medicine

Refining promising techniques for guiding catheter ablation to stop atrial fibrillation

Could inhibiting PMCA4 protect people from death after a heart attack?

Trialling physical exercise and psychological support in the treatment of ’broken heart syndrome’

Determining the role of the gene Prpf8 in causing congenital heart defects

Improving the accuracy of cardiac MRI stress tests for the diagnosis of heart failure

Alterations to MLC2 in human tissue; a suspect for poor contraction in heart failure

What do bright spots in pregnancy scans tell us about children’s hearts?

Could heart fibroblast cells help to repair damage?

Searching for new treatments to prevent repeat heart attacks or strokes

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