Great opportunity to present my ‘pitch’ in the translational science session today at #SCS2024 ! 👩🏻‍🔬 Received some great insights into the movement of projects from academia to industry. #WomeninSTEM

We are honoured to have Professor Tina Visbøll with us to kick off the opening session this morning. She will be presenting on “Treating Obesity and Cardiovascular Outcomes” 💪

Day 2 begins and what an opening lecture by Prof Tina Vilsboll, the impact of her 30 years of research is phenomenal 👏🤓 Sydney Cardiovascular Symposium #SCS2024 A/Prof Clare Arnott

“Patients on GLP-1 agonists should be doing it in conjunction with a physical activity program” - Professor Tina Visboll #SydCV_Symposium

Dr Vaibhao Janbandhu is starting our next session on fibrosis!

Great to hear from Dr Helena Qin on “Unraveling the mysteries of pro-resolving GPCRs: pioneering innovations in cardiovascular medicine”. Next up, more flash talks from our amazing EMCRs! 🫀

Wonderful talk from one of our rising stars - Dr Dr Nicola Straiton (she/her) ✨

Rising star from Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute, Dr Osvaldo Contreras, presented his amazing work on “Modelling Perturbations in the Human Cardiomyocyte Cell Cycle and DNA Replication Mechanisms” ✨

Our final rising star, Amanda Croft, presenting on the FRAIL-AS Response Trial ✨

An update from NSW CVRN presented by Alice Gibson!

Professor Andrew Grace opening our session on single cell biology!

Phew… my mouth is dry from getting the message out about the link between mouth health and heart health to clinicians and researchers at the Sydney Cardiovascular Symposium at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research! 🫀🦷 Westmead Applied Research Centre #WARC_USYD

Dr Ashish Misra presenting his work on “Inflammation in Atherosclerosis”

Great talk from ⁦Ashish Misra⁩ on #inflammation in #atherosclerosis and #plaque cell fate. #DiscoveryScience ⁦Sydney Cardiovascular Symposium⁩ ⁦Heart Research Institute⁩

Dr Emily Wong continuing our single cell biology session with a presentation titled “Slowing down the molecular aging clock in the mammalian heart by exercise” 💪

Dr Dr Sarah E Hancock wrapping up our single cell biology session with a talk on “FACS-assisted single-cell lipidome analysis in cells of different lineages”

The 25th Princesses’ Lecture is about to start! We are honoured to have Professor Richard Harvey from Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute presenting “A line made by walking” 🚶

Great to see these catch-ups happening!!

What a wonderful talk to wrap up the symposium! Professor Richard Harvey delivering the 25th annual Princesses’ Lecture.

It’s great to hear this feedback! We hope everyone has enjoyed the scientific program at this symposium.