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24.06.2022 | SCIENCE ON FRIDAY #15| DZHK Rhythm

Chairs: P. Kirchhof (Hamburg), R. Schnabel (Hamburg)

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01.06.2022 | SCIENCE ON FRIDAY #14| Clonal hematopoiesis

Chairs: F. Leuschner (Heidelberg), C. Schulz (München), A. Zeiher (Frankfurt)

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06.05.2022 | SCIENCE ON FRIDAY #13 | **Special** Long COVID: What's going on at the partner sites

Chairs: S. Dimmeler (Frankfurt)

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10.03.2022 | CLINICAL TRIALS MASTERCLASS #7 | Designing trials in bifurcation stenting – insights from the EBC MAIN trial

Authors and study leaders report on how they conducted their study in the Clinical Trials Masterclass: What was critical in choosing the study design and endpoints? What was their most important learning?

Clinical Trials Masterclass mit Prof. David Hildick-Smith, Sussex Cardiac Centre, UK

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The masterclass is organized by Young-DZHK members from the Berlin site together with colleagues from the Nuffield Department of Population Health at the University of Oxford.

07.02.2022 | CLINICAL MASTERCLASS #6 | Designing trials in critical care

Authors and study leaders report on how they conducted their study in the Clinical Trials Masterclass: What was critical in choosing the study design and endpoints? What was their most important learning?

Clinical Trials Masterclass with Prof. Alexandre Mebazaa

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The masterclass is organized by Young-DZHK members from the Berlin site together with colleagues from the Nuffield Department of Population Health at the University of Oxford.

27.01.2022 | State-of-the-art therapy for COVID-19

With Professor Martin Witzenrath, Deputy Director of the Department of Medicine with focus on Infectiology and Pneumology and Head of the Pulmonary Inflammation Unit. He is also responsible for the BMBF-funded PROVID project, which is investigating the prognosis, pathomechanisms and treatment strategies of COVID-19.

What specific therapeutics are available and when should they be used? Are these only for severely ill patients?

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11.01.2022 | Update COVID-19 Vaccines

With Professor Leif Erik Sander, Head of the Research Group for Infection Immunology and Vaccine Research at the Medical Clinic with a focus on Infectiology and Pneumology at Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin. He has been part of the German government's expert panel on COVID-19 since December 2021.

How well do vaccinations work? When will there be adapted vaccines? How many more vaccines are we likely to need?

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10.11.2021 | CLINICAL TRIALS MASTERCLASS #4 | Designing trials in antiplatelet therapy – insights from the TWILIGHT trial

Authors and study leaders report on how they conducted their study in the Clinical Trials Masterclass: What was critical in choosing the study design and endpoints? What was their most important learning?

Clinical Trials Masterclass with Prof. Roxana Mehran, New York (USA), an internationally recognized interventional cardiologist and expert in clinical research in cardiovascular disease. A professor of medicine (cardiology) and health science and policy at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, she has established a globally recognized academic research center focused on the development of randomized clinical trials. As principal investigator, she has been involved in numerous global trials. She has developed risk scores for hemorrhage and acute kidney injury, is regularly involved in clinical guideline development, and has authored more than 1,000 peer-reviewed articles.

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The masterclass is organized by Young-DZHK members from the Berlin site together with colleagues from the Nuffield Department of Population Health at the University of Oxford.

04.11.2021 | CLINICAL TRIALS MASTERCLASS #3 | What have we learned from the SGLT2i trials in heart failure?

Authors and study leaders report on how they conducted their study in the Clinical Trials Masterclass: What was critical in choosing the study design and endpoints? What was their most important learning?

Clinical Trials Masterclass with Prof. John McMurray, Professor of Medical Cardiology and Deputy Director of the Institute of Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences at the University of Glasgow, UK and honorary Consultant Cardiologist at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow. He also serves on the editorial boards of several leading cardiovascular journals, including the European Heart Journal and Circulation. Additionally he served also as the President of the Heart Failure Association of the ESC.

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The masterclass is organized by Young-DZHK members from the Berlin site together with colleagues from the Nuffield Department of Population Health at the University of Oxford.

29.10.2021 | SCIENCE ON FRIDAY #9 | Vascular Biology (co-hosted by DGK AG4 "Vascular Biology")

Chairs: S. Steffens (Munich), P. Wenzel (Mainz)

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21.10.2021 | CLINICAL TRIALS MASTERCLASS #2 | What is heart failure? A trialist's perspective

Authors and study leaders report on how they conducted their study in the Clinical Trials Masterclass: What was critical in choosing the study design and endpoints? What was their most important learning?

Clinical Trials Masterclass with Prof. John Cleland, UK, one of the leading researchers in the field of heart failureand has led large, international clinical trials to study treatments. He has also been involved in a number of randomized trials  to study interventions for heart failure, including the CARE-HF, PEP-CHF und HeartCycle.

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The masterclass is organized by Young-DZHK members from the Berlin site together with colleagues from the Nuffield Department of Population Health at the University of Oxford.


14.10.2021 | CLINICAL TRIALS MASTERCLASS #1 | Maximising scientific knowledge production from clinical trials

Authors and study leaders report on how they conducted their study in the Clinical Trials Masterclass: What was critical in choosing the study design and endpoints? What was their most important learning?

Clinical Trials Masterclass with Prof. Faiez Zannad, Nancy (France), Heart Failure Specialist. Faiez Zannad has made significant contributions to biomarker research. He currently leads two EU-funded programs: www.homage-hf.eu and www.fibrotargets.eu. He was Principal Investigator (PI) of the first outcome trial of a non-vitamin K-dependent oral anticoagulant (NOAK) in heart failure ((COMMANDER-HF-Study) and co-PI of the first outcome trial of glucose-lowering SGLT2 inhibitors (EMPEROR-Reduced-Study) in heart failure. Zannad is a founder of the Global CardioVascular Clinical Trialists Forum (CVCT) .

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The masterclass is organized by Young-DZHK members from the Berlin site together with colleagues from the Nuffield Department of Population Health at the University of Oxford.

 

 

23.07.2021 | SCIENCE ON FRIDAY #8 | Biodatabases of the DZHK – Design, methods and examples of use

Chairs: H. Schunkert (Munich), P. Wild (Mainz)

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23.04.2021 | SCIENCE ON FRIDAY #6 | In vitro and large animal models for cardiovascular disease

Chair: C. Kupatt (Munich)

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19.03.2021 | SCIENCE ON FRIDAY #5 | Heart failure with preserved ejection fraction: What’s new in the DZHK?

Chairs: B. Pieske (Berlin), J. Heineke (Mannheim), D. Westermann (Hamburg)

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19.02.2021 | SCIENCE ON FRIDAY #4 | Artifical Intelligence in Cardiovascular Research

Chair: Alexander Meyer, Deutsches Herzzentrum Berlin (DHZB)

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22.01.2021 | SCIENCE ON FRIDAY #3 | Gene Therapy

Chair: Lucie Carrier, University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf

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11.12.2020 | SCIENCE ON FRIDAY #2 | Small molecules, RNA therapeutics and biologicals

Chair: Johannes Backs, Heidelberg University Hospital

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11.11.2020 | SCIENCE ON FRIDAY #1 | Omics and single-cell technologies

Chair: Norbert Hübner, Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine in the Helmholtz Association (MDC)

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01.12.2021 | CLINICAL TRIALS MASTERCLASS #5 | Designing trials in arrhythmia treatment

Authors and study leaders report on how they conducted their study in the Clinical Trials Masterclass: What was critical in choosing the study design and endpoints? What was their most important learning?

Clinical Trials Masterclass with Prof. Paulus Kirchhof, Hamburg, Director of the Department of Cardiology at the University Heart and Vascular Center UKE Hamburg and holds a part-time position as Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine in the Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences at the University of Birmingham. He researches translational mechanisms and management of cardiovascular diseases with a special interest in atrial fibrillation, cardiomyopathies, and heart failure. His research aims to translate new mechanistic findings into patient benefit, covering mechanistic research, translational studies, and large clinical trials. Professor Kirchhof chairs the Board of AFNET and sits on the Board of the European Society of Cardiology. He also contributes to guidelines, curricula, and textbooks

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The masterclass is organized by Young-DZHK members from the Berlin site together with colleagues from the Nuffield Department of Population Health at the University of Oxford.