Research projects

Looking for ways to prevent heart and circulatory disease in people with diabetes

University of Leeds

Professor Mark Kearney

The cardiac ganglionic plexus and control of cardiac performance

University of Leicester

Dr Kieran Brack

Understanding why arteries re-narrow after treatment with a stent

Queen Mary, University of London

Professor Dr Qingzhong Xiao

How do proteins called NADPH oxidases control platelets in blood clots?

University of Exeter

Dr Giordano Pula

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A stem cell that promotes new blood vessel growth

The role of nesprins in atherosclerosis

Finding new ways to treat aortic aneurysms

Will inhibiting an enzyme called Nox2 treat heart and circulatory disease?

What puts older women at risk of cardiovascular disease?

Finding out what controls the location of nerves in the heart

New horizons in cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging

Studying bacteria that cause heart device infections

Looking for ways to prevent heart and circulatory disease in people with diabetes

The cardiac ganglionic plexus and control of cardiac performance

Understanding why arteries re-narrow after treatment with a stent

How do proteins called NADPH oxidases control platelets in blood clots?

Research projects

Search

Filter by

View all of our research

A stem cell that promotes new blood vessel growth

The role of nesprins in atherosclerosis

Finding new ways to treat aortic aneurysms

Will inhibiting an enzyme called Nox2 treat heart and circulatory disease?

What puts older women at risk of cardiovascular disease?

Finding out what controls the location of nerves in the heart

New horizons in cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging

Studying bacteria that cause heart device infections

Looking for ways to prevent heart and circulatory disease in people with diabetes

The cardiac ganglionic plexus and control of cardiac performance

Understanding why arteries re-narrow after treatment with a stent

How do proteins called NADPH oxidases control platelets in blood clots?

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