Monthly seminars feature a leading external speaker from the cardiovascular field. Please share the details of our seminars on LinkedIn, Bluesky or X. Contact Jane Sugars with any queries about the series.
Next Cambridge Cardiovascular seminar
AI in imaging: from development to adoption
George Harston, Chief Medical and Innovation Officer, Brainomix, Consultant Stroke Physician, Oxford University Hospitals, NHSFT
Thursday 26th February 2026 1-2pm
Victor Phillip Dahdaleh Heart and Lung Research Institute, Cambridge Biomedical Campus
A light lunch will be provided from 12.30 pm
Please contact Nicholas Evans if you would like to arrange a meeting with George Harston
It would be great to see you in person, but if you need to attend remotely please contact Jane Sugars to receive a Teams link.
Dates for next academic years:
2025/26
- Thursday 26 March 2026: Michela Noseda, Imperial College, London
- Thursday 23 April 2026:: Jacob Fog Bentzon, Aarhus University, Denmark
- Thursday 21st May 2026: Vicente Andres Garcia, CNIC
- Thursday 25 June 2026: Maria Gabriela Noval, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York
- Thursday 23 July 2026: Christopher Huang, University of Cambridge
- Thursday 24 September 2026 Veronique Angeli, Centre Méditerranéen de Médecine Moléculaire, Nice
2026/27
- Thursday 22 October 2026
- Thursday 26 November 2026: Kim Dora, University of Oxford
- Thursday 28 January 2027
- Thursday 25 February 2027
- Thursday 18 March 2027
- Thursday 22 April 2027
- Thursday 27 May 2027
- Thursday 24 June 2027
- Thursday 22 July 2027
- Thursday 23 September 2027
Call for seminar speaker proposals
Each year we invite proposals for speakers.
We will put out a call in sring/summer 2026. To make a suggestion, complete our online proposal form (Google Forms) or contact us.
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
