During the symposium, the basic and clinical researchers will each present their work and vision on arrhythmias, cardiac-nervous interplay, genetic cardiomyopathy, heart transplantation, and clinical ablation therapies, among others. The diversity of topics and of expertise within cardiovascular science intend to serve as a source of inspiration for own research projects and future collaborations. The symposium is followed by a meeting on 25 November (prior registration needed) to make the initial steps towards a consortium in translational cardiology. 

Programme

You can view the programme here.

Aim

The aim of the symposium is to share cutting-edge research with the field of cardiovascular research, build new interdisciplinary collaborations between basic and clinical researchers, and to inspire the next steps in rapidly developing science. 

Recommended participants

Basic scientists, translational scientists, clinical researchers, and clinicians in all career stages.

Learning outcome

1. Insights into the newest methods and results in translational cardiology
2. Opportunities to network and establish new collaboration with cardiovascular science   

Confirmed speakers

• Anniek Lubberding, University of Copenhagen
• Antonio Frontera, Great Metropolitan Hospital Niguarda
• Arnela Saljic, University of Copenhagen
• Callum Zgierski-Johnston, University of Freiburg
• Camilla Schinner, University of Hamburg
• Charlotte Glinge, University of Copenhagen
• Gijs van Steenbergen, Catharina Hospital Eindhoven
• Guido Caluori, University of Bordeaux
• Irina Ritsch, Scripps Research
• Lisa Gottlieb, University of Copenhagen
• Mikael Laredo, AP-HP Sorbonne University
• Molly O’Reilly, University of Amsterdam
• Sarah Dalgas Nissen, University of Copenhagen
• Veronique Meijborg, University of Utrecht
• Vladimir Sobota, Masaryk University Brno 

No-show fee

Please note that the DCAcademy will charge a no-show fee of 500 DKK if you do not show up and have not unregistered prior to start.