From a basic science perspective, our understanding of the various etiologies leading to heart failure has deepened significantly. It has become increasingly clear that heart failure is a complex, multifactorial condition. A more comprehensive understanding of its pathophysiology is essential for the informed development of novel therapeutic strategies. Notably, there has also been significant progress on the translational front, with pioneering clinical studies emerging that aim to remuscularize the damaged heart.
The conference seeks to spotlight cutting-edge research across several fields, including stem cell biology, cardiac regeneration, vascular biology, metabolism, and cardiology. Attendees will gain valuable insights into how immune cell dysregulation impacts the cardiovascular system and contributes to the onset and progression of cardiovascular diseases such as atherosclerosis, heart failure, and inflammatory cardiomyopathies.
The event will also feature recent breakthroughs in bioengineering techniques used to model disease and regeneration, the development of cell-based therapies advancing toward clinical application, and other targeted therapeutic strategies. Panel discussions, networking opportunities, and presentations on the latest technological advancements will be integral components of the conference. By promoting collaboration and stimulating innovative research efforts, the 9th Cardiovascular Bioengineering Symposium aims to enhance our understanding of cardiovascular biology and therapeutics, establishing the CNIC as a leading hub for research and scientific dialogue. Our goal is to foster collaborative efforts to unlock the potential of personalized heart failure repair.
The conference will cover a broad range of topics pivotal to the field, including:
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CNIC / University of Arizona
University of Alabama at Birmingham
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University of Alabama at Birmingham
Preliminary list of Invited Speakers
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Nature Reviews
Cardiology
Miller School
of Medicine
American
Heart Association
Thomas Jefferson
University
Washington University
School of Medicine
University of
California Los Angeles
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Keio
University
UT Southwestern
Medical Center
University of
Wisconsin
Smidt Heart
Institute
University of Alabama
at Birmingham
University of Alabama
at Birmingham
Duke
University
University of
Minnesota
University of
Wisconsin–Madison
Baylor College
of Medicine
University
of Arizona
Duke-NUS
Medical School
University
of Stanford
University
of Columbia
UT Southwestern
Medical Center
Zhejiang
University
University
of Tokyo
Texas A&M University
and Houston Methodist
University Hospital
Gregorio Marañon
University of
Göttingen
Houston Methodist
Hospital
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King’s College
London
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Masonic Medical
Research Institute
Northwestern
University
Thank you for your interest in the 9th Annual Cardiovascular Bioengineering Symposium 2025.
We will confirm your registration in the coming weeks.
