Key Contacts
Cambridge Cardiovascular Strategic Research Initiative (SRI) is funded by the University of Cambridge. It acts as an overarching organisation providing support to the relevant research Centres and communities in Cambridge.
The SRI is jointly led by Prof Martin Bennett and Prof Nick Morrell guided by a cross-University Steering group. The SRI is managed by Dr Katja Kivinen and administered by Ms Vicky Reid - please email or call us if you would like to join the SRI or if you have any questions about what we do. Our postal address is:
University of Cambridge
Cambridge Cardiovascular
ACCI, Level 6, Box 110
Addenbrooke's Hospital
Hills Road
Cambridge CB2 0QQ
BHF Cambridge Centre for Cardiovascular Research Excellence (CRE) is a BHF-funded research centre led by Prof Nick Morrell and managed by Dr Katja Kivinen.
BHF Oxbridge Centre of Regenerative Medicine (CRM) is a BHF-funded research centre led by Prof Paul Riley and managed by Dr Tertia Softley (both in Oxford). The Cambridge part of the CRM is led by Prof Martin Bennett and managed by Dr Katja Kivinen.
NIHR Cambridge Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) Cardiovascular & Respiratory Disease research theme is led by Prof Nick Morrell and administered by Ms Sarah Chantler.
Heart & Lung Research Institute planning and fundraising is led by Prof Nick Morrell.
Please send feedback about the website and any news you would like us to advertise (research papers, events, funding, job opportunities) to Dr Katja Kivinen or Ms Vicky Reid.
How to find us
We are located all over Cambridge, so it is best to check with each individual research team regarding how to best reach them - their contact details can be found under the 'People' section of this website.
The Cambridge Cardiovascular SRI office is located within the Addenbrooke's Hospital on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus, two miles south of the central Cambridge. Parking is limited but there are multiple cycle- and walkways to the campus, and Stagecoach buses Citi1, Citi2, Uni4, Citi7 and Citi8 all stop at the hospital.
