Heddwen Brooks, PhD

MR5 Room 3005
CVRC Seminar Series

Sex differences in hypertension, inflammation and diabetes, and the impact of menopause on disease progression Premenopausal females are known to be protected against developing hypertension. However, after going through menopause, a woman’s risk of developing hypertension and other cardiovascular complications … Read More

Career Development- Mentorship

MR5 Room 1005
Career Development Series

Dr. Stefanie Robel Associate Professor of Neuroscience, University of Alabama at Birmingham (Academic Joint Departments, Cell, Development and Integrative Biology) and Productivity and Performance Mastery for Academics and their Research Teams.

Li Qian, PhD

MR5 Room 3005
CVRC Seminar Series

Altering Cardiac Cell Fate for Heart Repair We will discuss how insights from developmental biology and stem cell concepts—particularly in cell identity, fate determination, and epigenetics—have been leveraged to uncover the molecular mechanisms underlying direct cardiac reprogramming, concomitantly enhancing reprogramming … Read More

Thomas Andrew Qvistgaard Jepps, PhD, FBPhS

MR5 Room 3005
CVRC Seminar Series

Targeting the microtubule network to treat hypertension This talk will focus on the role of the microtubule network in vascular smooth muscle andhow it can regulate vascular tone. This work has revealed how targeting the microtubulenetwork may represent a potential … Read More

Shaodong Guo, PhD

MR5 Room 3005
CVRC Seminar Series

The forkhead transcription FoxO1 signaling in health and disease. The topic will cover the complex regulatory mechanisms of Foxo1 by multiple hormones, such as insulin, estrogen, and glucagon, which reveals the mechanism of insulin resistance for type 2 diabetes and … Read More

Vicki Bautch, PhD

MR5 Room 3005
CVRC Seminar Series

LINCing the Nucleus to Endothelial Cell Function in Blood Vessels Blood flow-generated shear forces regulate vascular endothelial cell status and signaling, and disrupted responses are linked to cardiovascular disease. We investigate how nuclear membrane proteins integrate forces and communicate to cell-cell … Read More