A list of the current PI-led Research Groups within the Coronary & Valvular Heart Disease research theme. The Coronary & Valvular Heart Disease theme has several research groups that specialise in various topics within this theme.NameArea of ExpertisePhilip AdamsonCardiologyAndy BakerVascular injury and repair, non-coding RNA, and advanced therapiesCecile BenezechMature cell function, Inflammation, lymphoid tissueMairi BrittanCardiovascular regenerationAndrea CaporaliIschemic disease, vascular signalling during post-ischaemic angiogenesis and vascular repairKaren ChapmanGlucocorticoids, developmental processes, in utero effects, metabolism of liver and heartYou Ying ChauAdipose cell lineage and heterogeneity, visceral/subcutaneous adipose tissueMihaela CrisanPericytes, endothelial cell interactionMartin DenvirCardiologyMarc DweckNovel imaging of aortic stenosis, cardiomyopathy, and coronary atherosclerosisPaddy HadokeMechanisms that regulate arterial function; endothelium, new blood vessel formation, and lesion formationPeter HenriksenCardiology, Cardiac CT/MRIMaurits JansenPreclinical imagingGianfranco MatroneMolecular mechanisms of cardiovascular development, repair, and regenerationMark MillerCardiovascular effects of air pollution, engineered nanoparticlesNick MillsClinical cardiology, healthcare data, cardiac biomarkers and data-enabled clinical trialsJames MinchinAdipose cell biology, model organisms, genetics, In vivo imaging, CRISPR mutagenesis screensTijana MiticEpigenetics of vascular dysfunction in injury and hypoxia; Long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) targeting chromatin, their interaction with Polycomb and RNA binding proteins, Repurposing of PRC2 inhibitors for cardiovascular therapyCarmel MoranUltrasound imaging, therapy and ultrasonic contrast agentsDavid NewbyExperimental medicine; advanced imaging of coronary heart disease, aortic stenosis, and heart failureSari PenningsEpigenetics in development and environmental exposure; nuclear chromatin control of gene expressionScott SempleNon-invasive clinical imagingAdriana TavaresPET imaging, radiotracers This article was published on 2024-03-19