With the launch of Cardiovascular Conversations, the DHZB Foundation is introducing a new monthly event series designed to foster cross-disciplinary dialogue. This initiative aims to enhance internal collaboration among science, clinical practice, and nursing at DHZC, while also establishing new connections with industry, startups, and external innovation partners.
The series will spotlight current topics in research and clinical practice, introduce fresh perspectives for cardiovascular medicine, and cultivate a culture of open, creative innovation. The Foundation warmly invites all interested stakeholders to engage with this dynamic platform, dedicated to shaping the future of cardiovascular healthcare.
July 16, 2025 | Impulses from both clinical practice and industry, ranging from the clinical challenges of amyloidosis to the advancement of novel PET imaging techniques for improved diagnosis of amyloidosis and the detection of active thrombi in blood vessels
Speakers: Prof. Frank Edelmann, Dr. Iris Hardewig (Life Molecular Imaging), Dr. Andrew Stephens (Life Molecular Imaging)
Doctoral candidates can earn 0.2 credit points by participating either in person or virtually. Details for the virtual meeting will be sent via email to registered participants prior to the event. However, we strongly encourage in-person attendance whenever possible to fully engage in the dynamic discussions before and after the scientific talks.
February 27, 2025 |
PD Dr. Bettina Heidecker shared her latest insights on personalized diagnostic and treatment strategies for inflammatory cardiomyopathies. Following her presentation, Dr. Phillip Suwalski discussed his work on developing new therapeutic targets for myocarditis | Read More
March 20, 2025 |
Event on the topic of MINOCA (Myocardial Infarction with Non-Obstructive Coronary Arteries) with PD Dr. Nikola Cesarovic and Felix Kneip from the team of Prof. Maximilian Emmert | Read more
April 29, 2025 |
Prof. Anja Hennemuth and Doctoral Candidate Hinrich Rahlfs offer a glimpse into the work of the ‘Digital Image Analysis and Modeling’ research group. Read More
May 15, 2025 |
Four colleagues from the DHZC Campus Benjamin Franklin presented their current research projects as part of the diverse program organized by Prof. Ulf Landmesser. | Read More