Model Systems, Emerging Technologies and Precision Medicine in Arrhythmia Research and Therapeutic Development

The Gordon Research Seminar on Cardiac Arrhythmia Mechanisms is a unique platform for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and other early career scientists to present unpublished data, expand their scientific network, and engage in valuable discussion about novel, cutting edge ideas in a welcoming and highly interactive environment.

The focus of this meeting is (1) to provide early career scientists with opportunities to network with their peers in an informal setting, (2) to provide presentation opportunities among fellows conducting congruent research, and (3) to offer a forum to discuss potential career paths and learn from experienced established senior and junior scientists.

In order to promote a multidisciplinary meeting, we encourage submissions spanning a wide range of cardiovascular research, incorporating a plethora of techniques, from single molecules to the whole organism. We highly encourage GRS attendees to participate in the associated GRC.

This meeting will feature a keynote presentation by Professor Colleen Clancy, PhD (Department of Pharmacology, University of California, Davis) and a career development panel with a number of selected speakers spanning the field.