Research projects

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

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

University of Cambridge

Dr Sanjay Sinha

Investigating why blood clots are more common in pregnant women who are overweight.

University of Glasgow

Dr Catherine Bagot

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Understanding why blood pressure control is different between the sexes

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

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

Investigating why blood clots are more common in pregnant women who are overweight.

Can the splicing protein SRSF3 help the heart repair itself?

A new method to study thrombosis that uses fewer animals

Can blocking the Hippo pathway help keep blood vessels healthy?

How a remarkable fish could help us mend broken hearts

An ECG score to predict the risk of sudden death in Brugada syndrome

Fatty attraction and metabolic syndrome

How the giant protein titin causes cardiomyopathy

Finding new ways to diagnose and treat myocarditis

Research projects

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View all of our research

Understanding why blood pressure control is different between the sexes

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

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

Investigating why blood clots are more common in pregnant women who are overweight.

Can the splicing protein SRSF3 help the heart repair itself?

A new method to study thrombosis that uses fewer animals

Can blocking the Hippo pathway help keep blood vessels healthy?

How a remarkable fish could help us mend broken hearts

An ECG score to predict the risk of sudden death in Brugada syndrome

Fatty attraction and metabolic syndrome

How the giant protein titin causes cardiomyopathy

Finding new ways to diagnose and treat myocarditis

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