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UK engineering researcher leads NSF‑funded initiative to model heart fibrosis with machine learning

Researchers at UK are teaming up with researchers at Michigan State University to develop cutting-edge simulations of heart disease progression.

Kenneth S. Campbell: 2025-26 University Research Professor Q&A

Kenneth S. Campbell, professor of cardiovascular medicine and physiology in the UK College of Medicine, has been honored as a 2025-26 University Research Professor.

UK’s Lu recognized by American Heart Association for pioneering cardiovascular health research

A prominent cardiovascular health researcher at UK whose work is internationally recognized in the field of vascular biology, has been honored for her groundbreaking work by the American Heart Association.

Dive deep into preventative cardiology at the annual T.F. Whayne Cardiovascular Symposium

Join experts from the UK Gill Heart & Vascular Institute to learn about promoting healthy lifestyles and disease prevention.

11th Healthy Hearts for Women Symposium to feature leading cardiovascular experts

The symposium is an effort to raise awareness and warn women about the dangers of heart disease.

Advancing Kentucky Together: Cardiovascular researcher Ken Campbell

Kenneth S. Campbell's work to collect and maintain a biorepository of heart samples helps advance cardiovascular research around the world.

8 faculty and 8 graduate students named Lighthouse Beacon Foundation Scholars

In its inaugural year, the Lighthouse Beacon Foundation Endowment has made $160,000 in funds available for distribution, with a priority on research support.

MAMMA Alliance supports 4 innovative mobile health projects

The overarching goal of MAMMA is to help researchers successfully integrate mobile technologies into their research methodologies

AHA CEO keynotes UK Cardiovascular Research Day, touts 75-year collaboration

American Heart Association CEO, Nancy Brown, highlighted the historic collaboration between the AHA and UK during her featured presentation at the annual event.

UK researchers help understand sex-specific differences in aortic aneurysms

A group of researchers at UK have found a mechanism that would explain why men develop more aortic aneurysms than women.

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