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Kudos to Helen E. Collins, PhD for being named to the editorial board of Circulation Research. Your contributions to the journal have not gone unnoticed! Dr. Collins joins other Center faculty members (Drs. Moore, Hill, and Jones), who are returning editorial board members.
Congratulations to Ms. Kara Gouwens (MD/PhD student with Bradford G. Hill, PhD) and Dr. Anand Ramalingam (postdoctoral fellow with Steven P. Jones, PhD) on their 2024 AHA awards.
Congratulations to Ms. Kara Gouwens (MD/PhD student with Bradford G. Hill, PhD) and Dr. Anand Ramalingam (postdoctoral fellow with Steven P. Jones, PhD) on their 2024 AHA awards.
The Center houses the greatest concentration of cardiovascular investigators on campus. The Center has a history of excellence in integrative studies of cardiovascular function. The Center's investigators have expertise in the metabolic, immunologic, toxocologic, and fibrotic causes and consequences of cardiovascular health and disease. We house a suite of modern instrumentation and highly specialized services to support investigators in our Center, on our campus, and more broadly in the scientific community.
More recently, the Center has cultivated interests in physical activity (exercise), sleep, and nutrition—and, in understanding how these elements influence the cardiovascular system. The faculty pride themselves on the rigorous training provided to the trainees matriculating through the Center. Most importantly, for all trainees, staff, and faculty, we value diversity in our Center.
Get connected via email or Twitter to learn more about the Center.
More recently, the Center has cultivated interests in physical activity (exercise), sleep, and nutrition—and, in understanding how these elements influence the cardiovascular system. The faculty pride themselves on the rigorous training provided to the trainees matriculating through the Center. Most importantly, for all trainees, staff, and faculty, we value diversity in our Center.
Get connected via email or Twitter to learn more about the Center.