Research projects

Finding blood biomarkers that predict the need for aortic valve replacement

University of Leicester

Professor Leong Ng

Investigating heart condition after repair of Tetralogy of Fallot

King's College London

Jonathan Kentish

Breaking down blood clots – understanding the structural basis of thrombin formation and function

University of Cambridge

Professor James Huntington

How do alterations in the giant protein titin increase the risk of sudden death?

King's College London

Professor Mathias Gautel

Understanding why people with diabetes are at increased risk of heart disease

Queen's University Belfast

Professor David Grieve

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Finding blood biomarkers that predict the need for aortic valve replacement

Investigating heart condition after repair of Tetralogy of Fallot

Breaking down blood clots – understanding the structural basis of thrombin formation and function

Developing whole heart MRI

Understanding how small arteries in the heart respond to stress

Characterising calcium control in atrial fibrillation

Can the zebrafish teach us how to repair scarred heart muscle tissue?

Hunting for genes that cause bleeding disorders

Imaging methods to detect early stages of atherosclerosis

Is a gene called SETSIP involved in endothelial cell repair?

How do alterations in the giant protein titin increase the risk of sudden death?

Understanding why people with diabetes are at increased risk of heart disease

Research projects

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View all of our research

Finding blood biomarkers that predict the need for aortic valve replacement

Investigating heart condition after repair of Tetralogy of Fallot

Breaking down blood clots – understanding the structural basis of thrombin formation and function

Developing whole heart MRI

Understanding how small arteries in the heart respond to stress

Characterising calcium control in atrial fibrillation

Can the zebrafish teach us how to repair scarred heart muscle tissue?

Hunting for genes that cause bleeding disorders

Imaging methods to detect early stages of atherosclerosis

Is a gene called SETSIP involved in endothelial cell repair?

How do alterations in the giant protein titin increase the risk of sudden death?

Understanding why people with diabetes are at increased risk of heart disease

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