The award recognizes individuals who have made major contributions to the advancement of scientific knowledge in the field of cardiac pacing and/or cardiac electrophysiology.
We are seeking highly motivated PhDs with training in computational cardiac electrophysiology or machine learning. Successful candidates will have strong programming and analytical skills. Strong publication record and training to perform independent research are required for further consideration. The fellow and/or research scientist will take ownership of basic-science or translational Read more…
Presented by the Johns Hopkins Helen B. Taussig Heart Center, the Cardiovascular Innovations and Outcomes Colloquium will discuss innovative methods and technologies in cardiovascular care, analyze the most current data on how treatments impact outcomes, and explore mechanisms by which they may be introduced or used to improve clinical practice. Read more…
FDA just approved our 160-patient randomized clinical trial to demonstrate the utility of computer simulations driving atrial ablation procedure in patients with persistent atrial fibrillation and fibrosis. The approach is termed OPTIMA (OPtimal Target Identification via Modeling of Arrhythmogenesis). The PIs are Drs. Trayanova, Calkins, and Spraag — clinicians and Read more…