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12th January
Dr Katja Gehmlich (University of Birmingham)
The role of Z-disc proteins in cardiomyopathy
9th February
Professor Tomasz Guzik (University of Edinburgh)
Targeting inflammation in hypertension and associated vascular dysfunction
23rd February
Dr Aleksandar Ivetic (King's College London)
Endothelial cell permeability: from a novel mechanism to a druggable target
9th March
Professor Iain Scott (University of Pittsburgh)
Dysregulated mitochondrial lysine acetylation in cardiometabolic disease
23rd March
Professor Damian Tyler (University of Oxford)
Hyperpolarized magnetic resonance imaging - A novel technique to assess cardiac metabolism
4th May
Professor Costantino Iadecola (Feil Family Brain and Mind Research Institute)
Neurovascular determinants of brain health: bench to bedside
18th May
Professor Albert van der Vliet (University of Vermont)
DUOX1 in lung remodeling during chronic lung disease. A unique role in macrophages
1st June
Dr Ketaki Mhatre (University of Washington)
Functional and metabolic benefits of deoxy ATP cell therapy against chronic heart failure
22nd June
Professor Lea Delbridge (University of Melbourne)
Heart failure with preserved ejection fraction...is there something special about women?
29th June
Dr Chi Fung Lee (OMRF)
Mitochondrial and NAD metabolism in cardiometabolic disease
27th July
Dr Melanie Madhani (University of Birmingham)
Role of nitrite and persulfides in cardiovascular health and disease
7th September
Dr Evan DeVallance (West Virginia University)
Redox-mediated epigenetics in the vasculature following toxicant inhalation: Role of endothelial bound xanthine oxidase
21st September
Dr Javier Barallobre Barreiro (King's College London)
The landscape of human heart failure; studying the effect of mutations, medications and comorbidities
5th October
Dr George Robinson (UCL)
Lipid metabolism and inflammation in juvenile lupus: mechanisms of early atherosclerosis
12th October
Professor Paul Evans (QMUL)
Endothelial responses to stress in atherosclerosis
2nd November
Heartfelt stories: why public engagement and involvement matters
30th November
Dr Oleksandra Prysyazhna (QMUL)
Blood pressure is regulated by RSK1/2 redox state - opportunities for a new class of anti-hypertensives
11th January
Professor Laurent Yvan-Charvet (INSERM, France)
Artery wall remodelling by local and distal glutamine metabolism
18th January
Professor Steven Niederer (Imperial College)
A multi-scale patient-specific modelling approach to cardiac physiology, pathology and care
25th January
Dr Alessandra Ghigo (University of Turin)
Transcriptional and metabolic adaptations to cardiotoxic anticancer therapies
8th February
Dr Jan Dudek (University Clinic Wurzburg)
Activation of the integrated stress response rewires cardiac metabolism in Barth Syndrome
15th February
Dr Jan Miljkovic (University of Cambridge)
Chemical biology of H2S and implication of cross-talk with NO cardiovascular physiology
7th March
Dr Sarah Schumacher (Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine)
Cardiac GRK2 peptide as a tool to understand sexual dimorphism in heart failure and cardiometabolism
14th March
Dr Florian Weinberger (CNIC)
Pluripotent stem cell derived cardiomyocytes for cardiac repair - pharmacological considerations
21st March
Professor Kristina Lorenz (University of Würzburg)
Interfering with ERK dimerization and autophosphorylation as therapeutic strategy in heart failure
4th April
Dr Giancarlo Forte (King's College of London)
The different layers of mechanosensing in the failing heart
18th April
Dr Gustavo Ramos (University Hospital Wurzburg)
Exploring the cardio-immune crosstalk across the full aging spectrum
2nd May
Dr Anna Zoccarato (King's College)
NRF2 activation in the heart induces glucose metabolic reprogramming and mediates cardioprotection via unregulation of the pentose phosphate pathway
9th May
Dr Juma El-Awaisi (University of Birmingham)
Getting to the heart of the matter: advancing cardiopulmonary disease research with in vivo and ex vivo imaging techniques
16th May
Dr Hiran Prag (University of Cambridge)
Targeting succinate metabolism to treat cardiac ischemia/reperfusion injury
30th May
Professor Pasquale Maffia (University of Glasgow)
Immune dysregulation in cardiovascular disease - from novel mechanisms to therapeutic targeting
13th June
Dr Marie Jost (UKE, Hamburg)
Unravelling the precise molecular pathomechanisms of how mutations PRKG1 cause thoratic aneurysm and dissection
27th June
Professor Norata Giuseppe Danilo (University of Milan)
Cholesterol and lipoprotein metabolism as immunometabolic checkpoints in the adaptive immune response
11th July
Dr Ingrid Dumitriu (University of Birmingham)
Interrogating inflammatory pathways in patients with cardiovascular disease to identify novel targets for personalised interventions
5th September
Professor Jared Rutter (HHMI, University of Utah School of Medicine)
Metabolism, cellular decisions and the language that unites them
19th September
Ancheng Zheng (QMUL)
NRF3-mediated mitochondrial superoxide promotes cardiomyocyte apoptosis and impairs cardiac functions by suppressing pitx2
3rd October
Associate Professor Pieter-Jan Guns (University of Antwerp)
Physical exercise during experimental myocarditis in mice, raising a red flag?
17th October
Professor Allan Lawrie (Imperial College London)
Unraveling layers of heterogeneity to reclassify pulmonary hypertension
14th November
Heartfelt Stories: why public engagement and involvement matters
9th January
Professor Simon Lebek (University of Regensburg)
Silencing common pathomechanisms with gene editing
23rd January
Dr Xuan Li (University of Cambridge)
Regulation of microtubule function in cardiovascular disease
6th February
Dr Meritxell Nus (University of Cambridge)
TBA
20th February
Professor David Lefer (Cedars-Sinai)
6th March
Dr Andrew Lewis (University of Oxford)
Imaging, proteomic and metabolic characterisation of exercise responses across the spectrum of HFpEF
20th March
Dr Adjanie Patabendige (Edge Hill University)
27th March
Associate Professor Dominic Del Re (Rutgers New Jersey Medical School)
3rd April
Dr Thomas Eykyn (King's College London)
Dysregulated metabolism viewed through the lens of multinuclear NMR in living systems
10th April
22nd May
29th May
12th June
26th June
10th July
24th July
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