With the 1st HRC Inaugural Seminar, we are honored to present Prof David Paterson with his talk titled: Cardiac Neurobiology of Arrhythmia: Heart Meets Brain - Brain Meets Heart and the Internet Superhighway! The talk will be at the Sherrington Library Department of Physiology Anatomy & Genetics (DPAG) on October 29th

Thank you Zoltan for your help! Looking forward to seeing you at our first event!

Our 2nd society seminar will be featuring A/Professor @Naveed_Akbar_ on Monday November 11th at 4pm in the Sherrington Library Department of Physiology Anatomy & Genetics (DPAG). Prof Akbar will be delivering his talk titled: Extracellular Vesicles in Acute Myocardial Infarction.

This afternoon was the inaugural seminar of Heart Rhythm Club where DPhil students Aaron Jiashuo Zhang and Kostas Lekkos are co-presidents and founders! The talk was given by Head of Department Prof David Paterson! The session was a huge success 🎉🎉DPAG Researcher’s Society Department of Physiology Anatomy & Genetics (DPAG)

It was a huge pleasure having Prof Paterson giving the first talk Department of Physiology Anatomy & Genetics (DPAG) today. Thank you to all who came and supported us. Special thanks to Profs Vlad Vyazovskiy Zoltan Molnar for all your guidance. Our next event will be featuring Prof Naveed Akbar on November 11th at 4pm.

Thank you to all who showed up to our event featuring Prof @Naveed_Akbar_ and his fantastic work on the extra cellular vesicles in myocardial infarction. Our next seminar will be on Nov.27th at 4pm by Prof Manuela Zaccolo. Stay tuned!

Please join us on November 27th at 4pm for the seminar by Prof Manuela Zaccolo Department of Physiology Anatomy & Genetics (DPAG). Prof. Zaccolo’s talk will be focusing on the cAMP compartmentation by phosphodiesterases. There will be wine and cheese to follow🍷🧀. Hope to see you all!!

Thank you Prof. Manuela Zaccolo for accepting our invitation and gave an amazing talk on cAMP compartmentation by phosphodiesterases. HRC events will continue next term, starting with Prof Svetlana Reilly on Jan 30th Department of Physiology Anatomy & Genetics (DPAG). Stay tuned!

Happy new year! Our first seminar for the term will focus on "New therapeutic targets in atrial fibrosis and arrhythmogenesis" and will be delivered by Associate Professor Svetlana Reilly on Thursday the 30th of January at 4pm at the Sherrington Library Department of Physiology Anatomy & Genetics (DPAG).

Last week we had the much anticipated lecture by Prof Svetlana Reilly on therapeutic targets of atrial fibrillation. Thank you to those who joined us for the lecture and discussion! Stay tuned for our next speaker!

Thank you everyone for coming to our much anticipated invited talk by Prof Hiroki Ueda Hiroki R. Ueda today Department of Physiology Anatomy & Genetics (DPAG) . Hope to see you all again next term !!

We are very much looking forward to seeing you at today's Burdon Sanderson Prize Lecture that will be delivered by Prof Andrew Marks at 4pm at the Blakemore lecture theatre in Sherrington building. Please see below for the lecture poster and abstract.

Our first seminar of the term will be delivered by Prof Denis Noble on "The pacemaker channels of the heart: from reductionism to systems biology" this week, on Wednesday the 4th of June at 4pm at the Sherrington Library. As always, a drinks reception will follow for discussion.

Thank you Prof Noble for giving an astonishing lecture yesterday Department of Physiology Anatomy & Genetics (DPAG)! We hope you enjoyed this precious opportunity to discuss with Prof Noble. Next we will have Dr. Xin Zhou on June 17th at 4PM. Stay tuned! Photos taken by Dr Sung Hee Kim, voices of Oxford.

Up next, Dr Xin Zhou is going to share her research on computational modelling of the heart in health and disease. The seminar will take place on Tuesday the 17th of June at 4pm at the Sherrington library. As always, a drinks reception will follow to discuss with the speaker.

Last week we had Prof Molina delivered the final seminar of 2024-2025 HRC Seminar series. Thank you all members for an amazing year full of cutting-edge cardiovascular research and discussion. We will be back in the new academic year!