Dr. @DineshKalra has been named chair-elect of the ACC Board of Governors! He’ll step into the role in April 2026 and serve as BOG Chair from 2027–2028, following Dr. Renuka Jain's term as chair. Read more: https://t.co/yLNSCInCuW #ACCBOG #ACCLeadership

Congratulations to the newly minted Dr. Brittany Reynolds, who successfully defended her PhD this morning. We are proud of you and look forward to all the great things you will do in your upcoming postdoctoral studies.

A big thanks to Heddwen Brooks, Licy Yanes Cardozo, and Stella Goulopoulou, PhD, and the APS for putting together this fantastic conference at Tulane University. So much great science, appreciation for all things women’s health, and the fellowship. Thank you for including me on

Irregular sleep timing has been associated with cardiometabolic outcomes, including increased prevalence of obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease (CVD). This scientific statement highlights that sleep timing (and regularity) is another important dimension of sleep

Tomorrow, Dr. Sophia Sears (@ssears123), early career faculty in the Center, will present her research focused on renal adaptations in response to exercise, at her former college in Goshen, Indiana.

Calling all Trainees. Submit your abstract today for this early career investigator virtual symposium hosted by the ISHR. This is a great opportunity to present your research and to have a chance of winning a travel award to attend ISHR-NAS 2026.

Congrats to Nancy Tian, the first PhD student in the Gibb Lab, for her 3rd place poster finish at Research Louisville. Way to go Nancy! @CardioMetaboSci @uofl @UofLMedicine

🚨ECI Symposium - Chance for Travel Award Funding🚨 Pre- and post-doctoral trainees should submit abstracts for the Winter Webinar Symposia held by @ECI_ISHR. Abstract deadline is Oct 31st with the chance to win Travel Awards to the 2026 ISHR-NAS conference. See Below & Submit!

Meet the leaders in Cardiovascular Medicine and Research at the 3rd Olympiad in Cardiovascular Medicine. April 30-May 3, 2026 Kalamata & Olympia, Greece Registration and abstract submission: https://t.co/zkYAdivYtR @mkontari

‼️Exciting Event‼️ The @ECI_ISHR committee is hosting a Winter Webinar Symposia for pre- and post-doctoral trainees. Selected abstracts will present oral talks with the opportunity to win Travel Awards to the 2026 ISHR-NAS conference. See below for more details and submit now!

📢🫀 Join us in two weeks to hear from Dr. Chen Gao from the University of Cincinnati about post-transcriptional cardiac gene regulation! Free to all, just follow the link below to register!

Congratulations to Dr. Nong for his contributions to this new collaborative review article published in iScience. https://t.co/T4u0ibVft0

Happy to be participating this weekend in the 2025 Kentuckiana AHA Heart Walk with my little best pal, Amelia. We are supporting the valuable mission of the AHA for all those impacted by cardiovascular disease

Today we celebrated the recent success of Dr. Marcin Wysoczynski, who was awarded a five-year NIH R01 grant to study how specific types of neutrophils shape the wound healing response after MI. This award marks the start of a new chapter in our understanding of the failing heart.

New publication from the Sansbury lab. This study shows that the ALX/FPR2 signaling axis is necessary for red blood cell homeostasis and that LXA4 activation is important for red pulp macrophage response to acute erythroid stress.

Key Images from this publication led by Collin Wells, former PhD student of the Hill lab, made the September cover of JMCC https://t.co/v48qPy6pQC

🚨 We’re hiring! 🚨 The Elrod Lab at Temple University’s Lewis Katz School of Medicine is seeking motivated Postdoctoral Fellows to join our team!

Basic science is like the humanities - its value often shows up decades later. That’s why it needs more protection from bureaucracy, not less, and why the public’s trust is essential. If we only fund what delivers immediate returns, we lose the discoveries that truly change

Using a robust preclinical rat model of HFpEF, Dr. Andrew Gibb and colleagues identified disruptions in mitochondrial function and metabolism as key contributors to HFpEF pathophysiology. Check out the research manuscript and accompanying editorial out now in #JACCBTS.

Today we have the distinct pleasure of welcoming Dr. Quattrocelli to the Center. This morning, during his visit Dr. Quattrocelli presented recent work from his lab examining the relationship between the circadian clock, glucocorticoid receptor, and striated muscle biology.