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Cambridge Cardiovascular

 

Monthly seminars feature a leading external speaker from the cardiovascular field. Please share the details of our seminars on LinkedInBluesky or X. Contact Jane Sugars with any queries about the series.

Next Cambridge Cardiovascular seminar 

 

Impact of adventitial cells on artery physiology and disease

Veronique Angeli, from the Centre Méditerranéen de Médecin Moléculaire, Nice

Thursday 24th September 2026 1-2pm

Heart and Lung Research Institute, Cambridge Biomedical Campus, Papworth Road, Trumpington, Cambridge, CB2 0BB 

A light lunch will be provided from 12.30 pm 

Veronique Angeli will be available before or after her presentation. Please contact Ziad Mallat if you would like to arrange a meeting with the speaker 

It would be great to see you in person, but if you need to attend remotely please contact Sarah Gibbings  to receive a Teams link.

Dates for next academic years:

2026/27 

2027/2028

  • Thursday 28th October 2027 
  • Thursday 25th November 2027
  • Thursday 27th January 2028
  • Thursday 24th February 2028
  • Thursday 30th March 2028 
  • Thursday 27th April 2028 

Call for seminar speaker proposals

Each year we invite proposals for speakers. 

We will put out a call in spring/summer 2026. To make a suggestion, complete our online proposal form (Google Forms) or contact us. The deadline for proposals is 20th July 

Further details about the Seminar series and how it works.


Cambridge Cardiovascular focus workshops

Previous Focus workshops: 

Cardiovascular disease risk prediction: advancing methods, applications and insights 

Using imaging and AI to better understand cardiovascular disease


Past seminars & events

We connect cardiovascular researchers in Cambridge and beyond.

For inquiries about our research, website or joining Cambridge Cardiovascular please contact Dr Jane Sugars

 

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