Research projects

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Research projects

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Developing a new method to identify people at increased risk of a heart attack

Understanding the heart’s protective mechanisms to prevent heart failure

Understanding and targeting cell senescence in atherosclerosis

Modelling blood flow before and after vascular surgery

Preventing remodelling of blood vessels after vein graft surgery

Equipping scientists with state-of-the-art technology for analysis of small molecules in heart and circulatory diseases

How does a protein called SIRT1 prevent harmful blood clot formation?

Developing a new algorithm to detect arrhythmias and prevent sudden cardiac death

Improving scans for children with heart disease

From bug to drug: engineering new heart drugs from tick saliva

Fixing the heart’s electrical wiring system to prevent abnormal heart rhythms and heart failure

Enhancing the body’s natural anti-clotting system to treat thrombosis

Research projects

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View all of our research

Developing a new method to identify people at increased risk of a heart attack

Understanding the heart’s protective mechanisms to prevent heart failure

Understanding and targeting cell senescence in atherosclerosis

Modelling blood flow before and after vascular surgery

Preventing remodelling of blood vessels after vein graft surgery

Equipping scientists with state-of-the-art technology for analysis of small molecules in heart and circulatory diseases

How does a protein called SIRT1 prevent harmful blood clot formation?

Developing a new algorithm to detect arrhythmias and prevent sudden cardiac death

Improving scans for children with heart disease

From bug to drug: engineering new heart drugs from tick saliva

Fixing the heart’s electrical wiring system to prevent abnormal heart rhythms and heart failure

Enhancing the body’s natural anti-clotting system to treat thrombosis

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