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- strengthens research, training and educationacross cardiovascular disciplines
NEXUS Research Academy skal styrke forskere efter ph.d.-graden og samarbejdet på tværs af det kardiometaboliske forskningsområde. Novo Nordisk Fonden støtter den femårige nationale satsning med 149,8 millioner kroner, og Aarhus Universitet bliver vært.
In a recent project, Catherine Williams, Assistant Professor at the Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences at Aarhus University, took part in a study that explored leopard geckoes’ ability to near completely regenerate the heart and restore function after a substantial injury.
In May, Filip Gnesin defended his PhD project titled: “Impact and Determinants of Prehospital Recognition of Acute Cardiovascular Disease” at the University of Copenhagen. Since medical school, Filip has been fascinated by using data to answer clinically relevant questions.
In March, Kristina Cecilia Miger defended her PhD project “Value of Lung Ultrasound, Chest Radiography, Chest CT and Artificial Intelligence to Diagnose Acute Heart Failure in Patients Presenting with Dyspnoea” at University of Copenhagen wrapping up her time as a DCAcademy grant recipient.
This course focuses on clinical application and biochemical pathways of the interplay between dietary supplements in relation to cardiovascular…
Are you an early-stage PhD student in basic, translational or clinical science? Do you want to know more about the molecular mechanisms in developing…
Join us for the Danish Cardiovascular Academy Midterm Symposium, Mastering Congestion in Acute Heart Failure – Diagnostics, Therapy, and ICU…
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