Research projects

Fixing cell energy production in the cells that line the blood vessels, to find a treatment for PAH

University of Cambridge

Dr Paola Caruso

Atrial fibrillation – what makes the rhythm disorder so hard to treat?

University of Manchester

Dr Gwilym Morris

How do some people’s hearts recover from heart failure?

University of Oxford

Professor Neil Herring

How does inflammation in the hearts smallest blood vessels contribute to heart failure?

King's College London

Professor Simon Redwood

Understanding why blood pressure control is different between the sexes

St George's, University of London

Professor Iain Greenwood

Studying the role of two genes in the earliest stages of embryonic heart development

Cardiff University

Dr Branko Latinkic

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Fixing cell energy production in the cells that line the blood vessels, to find a treatment for PAH

Atrial fibrillation – what makes the rhythm disorder so hard to treat?

How do some people’s hearts recover from heart failure?

How does inflammation in the hearts smallest blood vessels contribute to heart failure?

Understanding why blood pressure control is different between the sexes

Studying the role of two genes in the earliest stages of embryonic heart development

How do future heart cells move in the embryo, and how can this go wrong?

Rebuilding damaged hearts – Why does adding other tissue types help?

Investigating how non-coding DNA regions influence heart disease risk

Using a patient’s own cells to treat diabetic circulation problems

Studying the effect of IL-36 on the heart’s blood vessels after a heart attack

Could ultra-low-dose aspirin reduce side effects and prevent heart attacks?

Research projects

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Fixing cell energy production in the cells that line the blood vessels, to find a treatment for PAH

Atrial fibrillation – what makes the rhythm disorder so hard to treat?

How do some people’s hearts recover from heart failure?

How does inflammation in the hearts smallest blood vessels contribute to heart failure?

Understanding why blood pressure control is different between the sexes

Studying the role of two genes in the earliest stages of embryonic heart development

How do future heart cells move in the embryo, and how can this go wrong?

Rebuilding damaged hearts – Why does adding other tissue types help?

Investigating how non-coding DNA regions influence heart disease risk

Using a patient’s own cells to treat diabetic circulation problems

Studying the effect of IL-36 on the heart’s blood vessels after a heart attack

Could ultra-low-dose aspirin reduce side effects and prevent heart attacks?

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