G90 21st International Workshop On Cardiovascular Biology & Translational MedicineInfo Location Attendee Categories Contact More Info Event Information
DescriptionThe 21st International Workshop includes national and international speakers working in key areas relevant to Cardiovascular Biology and Medicine, in both the experimental setting and in areas of translational biology and clinical trials.
The themes of this year’s meeting focus on hot topics in cardiovascular biology and translational medicine and centres on advances in cardiovascular tissue regeneration, cardiovascular system regeneration strategies and the maturation of engineered cardiac tissues. Vascular remodelling and malfunction in cardiovascular disease focusing on cerebral blood flow and dementia, aspects of vascular smooth muscle cell pathobiology in atherosclerosis and lessons from developmental biology. Predicting cardiovascular dysfunction, translational studies in cardiac arrythmia and heart failure, and exploring advanced imaging modalities for vascular and congenital heart disease. The final session is devoted to modelling pulmonary hypertension (PH) across scales and includes complex disease models to advances understanding of the cell and molecular pathological mechanisms, Image-based computational models for diagnosis and new insights into PH and heart failure and novel therapeutic approaches.
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Additional ItemsContactFor all queries relating to the Workshop please contact the following: Meeting Secretariat – Millie Williams Centre for Rheumatology UCL/Royal Free Hospital campus Rowland Hill Street, London NW3 2PF T: +44 (0)20 3108 2628 E: millie.williams@ucl.ac.uk
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More InformationThe Workshop aims to appeal to basic and fundamental scientists, biomedical and clinician scientists at an early stage in their careers and encouraging them to develop a long-term interest in Cardiovascular Biology and Translational Medicine. The workshop is well attended and also attracts senior clinicians, clinicians in training, scientists and established PIs and postgraduates, from across several key disciplines and research areas. The environment during the workshop encourages discussion, debate and networking and has fostered productive interactions and led to collaborative research. A unique workshop providing a forum to engage clinicians and scientists across a broad range of cardiovascular topics, and to attract the best and brightest young investigators.
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