Research projects

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Research projects

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Improving our understanding of long term memory and thinking problems after stroke

Improving our understanding of how RNA controls blood vessel growth

Developing a new device to help the failing heart keep up with demand

Transforming our understanding of lymphoedema

Using artificial intelligence to predict heart failure risk

Is the positioning of proteins on the surface of heart cells important for atrial fibrillation?

Using computer simulations to help with the treatment of children with congenital heart disease

Do e-cigarettes help people with mental illness stop smoking?

Reconstructing heart development to understand what causes congenital heart defects

Investigating a potential new target to treat aortic valve stenosis

A clinical trial asking how long people should take anti-platelet drugs for after a heart attack

Ensuring future cardiac stem cell therapies work safely and in tandem with patients’ heart cells

Research projects

Search

Filter by

View all of our research

Improving our understanding of long term memory and thinking problems after stroke

Improving our understanding of how RNA controls blood vessel growth

Developing a new device to help the failing heart keep up with demand

Transforming our understanding of lymphoedema

Using artificial intelligence to predict heart failure risk

Is the positioning of proteins on the surface of heart cells important for atrial fibrillation?

Using computer simulations to help with the treatment of children with congenital heart disease

Do e-cigarettes help people with mental illness stop smoking?

Reconstructing heart development to understand what causes congenital heart defects

Investigating a potential new target to treat aortic valve stenosis

A clinical trial asking how long people should take anti-platelet drugs for after a heart attack

Ensuring future cardiac stem cell therapies work safely and in tandem with patients’ heart cells

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