Research projects

Working out how platelets cause harmful blood clots

University of Reading

Dr Christopher Jones

Revealing why heart attacks can trigger abnormal heart rhythms or heart failure

University of Manchester

Professor Andrew Trafford

Which cells and molecules activate blood and lymph vessel growth during heart repair?

University of Oxford

Professor Sarah De Val

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Working out how platelets cause harmful blood clots

Revealing why heart attacks can trigger abnormal heart rhythms or heart failure

Which cells and molecules activate blood and lymph vessel growth during heart repair?

Looking for ways to prevent blood vessels from hardening

How does a faulty JAK2 gene cause bleeding in blood cancer?

Looking for ways to repair a broken heart

Could SIRT6 hold the key to new drugs for atherosclerosis?

Untangling the network of signals that controls angiogenesis

What controls how new blood vessels grow?

Understanding the ‘alter egos’ of BH4, towards new treatments for heart disease

Why does heart block occur at night, especially in athletes?

A new way to prevent heart damage in diabetes

Research projects

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View all of our research

Working out how platelets cause harmful blood clots

Revealing why heart attacks can trigger abnormal heart rhythms or heart failure

Which cells and molecules activate blood and lymph vessel growth during heart repair?

Looking for ways to prevent blood vessels from hardening

How does a faulty JAK2 gene cause bleeding in blood cancer?

Looking for ways to repair a broken heart

Could SIRT6 hold the key to new drugs for atherosclerosis?

Untangling the network of signals that controls angiogenesis

What controls how new blood vessels grow?

Understanding the ‘alter egos’ of BH4, towards new treatments for heart disease

Why does heart block occur at night, especially in athletes?

A new way to prevent heart damage in diabetes

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