Research projects

Determining the heart safety of a new cancer drug

St George's, University of London

Dr Daniel Meijles

Learning about silent genes that could help the heart repair itself

University of Oxford

Dr Joaquim Vieira

Using gene-editing to understand two mutations that cause congenital heart disease

University of Sheffield

Dr Emily Noel

Using artificial intelligence to identify good candidates for heart surgery in the UK

University of Bristol

Professor Umberto Benedetto

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Determining the heart safety of a new cancer drug

Learning about silent genes that could help the heart repair itself

Using gene-editing to understand two mutations that cause congenital heart disease

Understanding and avoiding side effects caused by statins

Calming down white blood cells to improve heart attack recovery

New drugs to break the cycle of heart scarring

Studying a new faulty gene that cause heart muscle disease

Providing important evidence for guidelines on limiting sugars in the diet

Harnessing artificial intelligence in cardiomyopathy diagnosis

The brain-heart connection in health and disease

Studying the eye to improve detection of small vessel disease in the brain

Using artificial intelligence to identify good candidates for heart surgery in the UK

Research projects

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View all of our research

Determining the heart safety of a new cancer drug

Learning about silent genes that could help the heart repair itself

Using gene-editing to understand two mutations that cause congenital heart disease

Understanding and avoiding side effects caused by statins

Calming down white blood cells to improve heart attack recovery

New drugs to break the cycle of heart scarring

Studying a new faulty gene that cause heart muscle disease

Providing important evidence for guidelines on limiting sugars in the diet

Harnessing artificial intelligence in cardiomyopathy diagnosis

The brain-heart connection in health and disease

Studying the eye to improve detection of small vessel disease in the brain

Using artificial intelligence to identify good candidates for heart surgery in the UK

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