We work together for a better translational approach, from basic to clinical science
Our group aims to identify molecular mechanisms underlying the development of cardiac disease and to develop novel therapeutic approaches to block disease progression.
Read moreThe main focus of our group is to study the role of hormones produced by the heart during the early stages of human cardiovascular and renal dysfunction.
Read moreWe aim to develop novel therapeutic approaches and better diagnostic tools for heart failure through new knowledge about molecular mechanisms involved.
Read moreOur research is aimed at understanding abnormal cellular calcium handling, with focus on the structures and proteins that control calcium cycling.
The aim of our group is to develop new advanced cardiac imaging tools, to exploit these and understand the remodelling process occurring in cardiac diseases, and search for new imaging biomarkers predicting adverse disease outcome.
Read moreWe aim to understand processes that lead to cardiac disease due to pathological electrophysiology, especially arrhythmias. Our goal is that this insight will lead to improved diagnostics and therapy for patients with cardiac disease.
Read moreOur group is conducting experimental/translational research studying cardiac pathophysiology related to aortic stenosis and pressure overload.
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