News

Peter Kohl (P17) and colleagues have identified a previously unknown mechanism — repolarization-relaxation coupling — explaining why mechanically triggered arrhythmias can occur after a myocardial infarction: now published in Circ Res.

CRC1425 member Enaam Stötter-Chleilat wins Poster Award at the DGK Annual Conference.

Congratulations to our Poster Prize Winners at this year’s Cardiac Arrhythmia Mechanisms GRC Conference!

DGK Basic Science video interview – Peter Kohl talks about models of human cardiac muscle in functional medical research, and its associated limitations in the German research landscape.

In a joint effort, CRC1425 investigators present a cross-species atlas of mouse and human leucocytes in atherosclerosis that defines cell types and transcriptional programmes.

Joint CRC Convent: Importance and Highlights of Cardiac, Vascular and Kidney Research in Germany
9-10 October 2024, Kap Europa, Frankfurt a.M.

The Cardiac Physiome 2024 Workshop was held from 12-14 September 2024 in Freiburg, Germany.

Save the date – Joint 2024 Meeting of ESAC and the ADMIRE network on Aldosterone and the Mineralocorticoid Receptor will be held from 19-20 April 2024 in Freiburg, Germany.

The T-tubular system in cardiomyocytes is capable of generating action potentials autonomously as CRC1425 investigators Leonardo Sacconi and Peter Kohl have recently shown.

Congratulations to Enaam Chleilat for being awarded the Most Promising Technology prize at the MedFIT 2023 event in Strasbourg.

Ursula Ravens and Peter Kohl appointed IUPS Fellows 2023 – Congratulations!

Congratulations – Nina has been appointed Full Professor at ETH Zürich.

Freiburg University is launching a new 1-year English language Master’s programme:
MSc Medical Sciences – Cardiovascular Research