Scientific collaborations are a central part of our research. We work across disciplines with partners from academia, the clinic, and industry to advance translational questions in molecular cardiology.
We collaborate with national and international research groups on joint projects, share methods and resources, and host visiting scientists.
Joint research projects include phosphoproteomics, signal transduction, and cardiovascular model systems.
As part of the Department of Internal Medicine III, we bridge basic research and clinical practice. Our translational partnerships provide access to clinical samples and patient data for mechanistic research.
We work closely with clinical colleagues to bring insights from the bench to the bedside.
We are open to collaborations with industry partners in the areas of technology transfer, therapeutic target validation, and collaborative research agreements.
Our expertise in cardiac signaling pathways and advanced cell models offers entry points for pharmaceutical and biotechnology research.
UT Southwestern Medical Center
Dallas, Texas, USACardiac gene regulation and transcription factors
Visit websiteUniversity Hospital Schleswig-Holstein
Kiel, GermanyCardiac signal transduction and disease mechanisms
Visit websiteUniversity Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf
Hamburg, GermanyExperimental pharmacology and toxicology
Visit websiteUniversity Medicine Mannheim
Mannheim, GermanyCardiac hypertrophy and heart failure
Visit websiteHeidelberg University
Heidelberg, GermanyCell and molecular biology
Visit websiteHeidelberg University Hospital
Heidelberg, GermanyCardiac calcium signaling and translational therapeutics (P. Most, J. Ritterhoff)
Visit websiteFor collaboration inquiries, please contact us:
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