The next Cambridge Cardiovascular annual research symposium will take place on Thursday 9th May 2019 at the Moller Centre. Please register via our Eventbrite Link:
CRE 2019 Symposium Registration
Event programme has been copied below.
The BHF Cambridge Centre for Cardiovascular Research Excellence and the Cardiovascular Strategic Research Initiative have run a series of joint annual research symposia at the Moller Centre, Cambridge.
These events are free to attend and open to all Cambridge-area academic and clinical researchers. We host around 140 delegates across the University, hospitals, affiliated institutions, and industrial partners.
Programmes for our past meetings can be found below:
- BHF Cambridge CRE research symposium 2018
- BHF Cambridge CRE research symposium 2017
- BHF Cambridge CRE research symposium 2016
- BHF Cambridge CRE research symposium 2015
- BHF Cambridge CRE research symposium 2014
2019 EVENT PROGRAMME
08.30–09.00 Registration
09.00–09.15 Martin Bennett: Welcome and Introduction to the new BHF Centre of Research Excellence
09.15–09.30 John Danesh: Population Science Overview
09.30–09.50 Adam Butterworth: Multi-omics to understand causal pathways to CHD
09.50–10.10 Mike Inouye: Systems genomics and polygenic risk scores
10.10–10.30 Angela Wood: Optimising EHR for risk screening
10.30–11.00 Refreshments
11.00–11.15 Nicole Soranzo: Functional Genomics Overview
11.15–11.35 Mattia Frontini
11.35–11.55 Dirk Paul: Translating genetic discoveries in CVD into causal biology
11.55–12.15 Hugh Markus: Can recent advances in stroke genetics guide therapy?
Translation mini-session
12.15–12.30 Anita Marguerie: OTR Overview
12.30–12.45 Ian Wilkinson: Experimental Medicine Studies
12.45–13.45 Lunch & Posters
13.45–14.00 Toni Vidal-Puig: Cardiometabolic Medicine Overview
14.00–14.20 Guillaume Bidault: Macrophage lipid metabolism in cardiometabolic diseases
14.20–14.40 Susan Ozanne: Programming of cardiometabolic disease by maternal diet-induced obesity: a developing problem
14.40–15.00 Thomas Krieg: Mitochondrial metabolism in heart attack and stroke
15.00–15.30 Refreshments
15.30–15.45 Ziad Mallat: Vascular Medicine Overview
15.45–16.05 Murray Clarke: Novel pathways to vascular inflammation
16.05–16.25 Sanjay Sinha: Vascular disease modelling using iPSCs
16.25–16.45 Nick Morrell: Functional genomics of the endothelium
16.45–17.30 Calum MacRae: Integrating discovery and clinical care: creating learning health systems
17.30–17.40 Martin Bennett: Closing words
17.40–18.30 Drinks reception
