Research projects

Developing accurate, easy to use software for the diagnosis of coronary artery disease

King's College London

Dr Amedeo Chiribiri

The role of the brain peptide adrenomedullin in hypertension

University of Bristol

Professor David Murphy

Searching for molecules in the blood to prevent or treat heart disease

University of Oxford

Dr Michael Holmes

Research excellence at the University of Edinburgh

University of Edinburgh

Professor John J Mullins

Cracking the code heart cells use to encourage growth of blood vessels

University of Bristol

Dr Rebecca Richardson

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The cardiac ganglionic plexus and control of cardiac performance

Testing new treatments for CPVT

Working out the structure of molecules that control blood pressure

Blocking inflammation in arteries to prevent heart disease

Preventing arteries from blocking after angioplasty

Developing more realistic and reliable models of the heart

Teaching the heart to repair itself

Developing accurate, easy to use software for the diagnosis of coronary artery disease

The role of the brain peptide adrenomedullin in hypertension

Searching for molecules in the blood to prevent or treat heart disease

Research excellence at the University of Edinburgh

Cracking the code heart cells use to encourage growth of blood vessels

Research projects

Search

Filter by

View all of our research

The cardiac ganglionic plexus and control of cardiac performance

Testing new treatments for CPVT

Working out the structure of molecules that control blood pressure

Blocking inflammation in arteries to prevent heart disease

Preventing arteries from blocking after angioplasty

Developing more realistic and reliable models of the heart

Teaching the heart to repair itself

Developing accurate, easy to use software for the diagnosis of coronary artery disease

The role of the brain peptide adrenomedullin in hypertension

Searching for molecules in the blood to prevent or treat heart disease

Research excellence at the University of Edinburgh

Cracking the code heart cells use to encourage growth of blood vessels

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