Research projects

How do genetics make some people ‘fatter but healthy’

University of Exeter

Professor Tim M Frayling

Investigating molecules that may cause congenital heart disease

University College London

Professor Ian C Zachary

Tracing early origins of heart development in the embryo to inform stem cell therapies

University of Oxford

Professor Catherine Porcher

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How do genetics make some people ‘fatter but healthy’

Investigating molecules that may cause congenital heart disease

Tracing early origins of heart development in the embryo to inform stem cell therapies

Bioengineering arteries to improve the long-term success of bypass surgery

Studying the role of autophagy in congenital heart disease

State-of-the-art scans to detect and monitor heart disease

Engineering a new window on artery health

Harnessing the immune system to protect against heart failure

Learning tricks from ticks to treat autoimmune myocarditis

Protecting leg muscles and blood vessels from the damaging effects of diabetes

Can 3D printing improve the care of children with congenital heart disease?

Why do we like salt so much, and how does it cause high blood pressure?

Research projects

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View all of our research

How do genetics make some people ‘fatter but healthy’

Investigating molecules that may cause congenital heart disease

Tracing early origins of heart development in the embryo to inform stem cell therapies

Bioengineering arteries to improve the long-term success of bypass surgery

Studying the role of autophagy in congenital heart disease

State-of-the-art scans to detect and monitor heart disease

Engineering a new window on artery health

Harnessing the immune system to protect against heart failure

Learning tricks from ticks to treat autoimmune myocarditis

Protecting leg muscles and blood vessels from the damaging effects of diabetes

Can 3D printing improve the care of children with congenital heart disease?

Why do we like salt so much, and how does it cause high blood pressure?

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