Cardiovascular research
The Hinds Lab researches the development, progression, and treatment of cardiovascular disease. We are particularly interested in the fetal development of the heart, endothelial cell regulation of the progression of cardiovascular disease, and cardiovascular devices for the treatment of diseases.
We are currently recruiting a postdoc and RA2 to join our lab. If you are interested please contact us with your CV and research interests.
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Lab news
November 2023 –Hillary presents her work at a NAVBO In focus session
November 2023 –Hillary’s paper on developmental effects of maternal nutrition is published in Frontiers in Physiology
November 2023 –Hillary and Deirdre present our work at the Oregon Bioengineering Symposium
October 2023 – Meghan, Hillary, Allison, and Deirdre present our work at the Biomedical Engineering Society Conference in Seattle, WA
August 2023 – Allison wins best poster award for her presentation at the Equity Research Program
August 2023 – Deirdre presents our work at the Symposium on Biodegradable Metals Conference in Cetraro, Italy
July 2023 – Theodora presents our work at the AHA BCVS meeting in Boston, MA
July 2023 – Hillary is awarded the Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine (PCCM) T32 award. Congrats, Hillary!
July 2023 – Meghan's paper on graduate student mentorship of undergraduate students is published in Biomedical Engineering Education
June 2023 – Hillary presents her work at Vasculata in New Orleans, LA
June 2023 – Meghan's paper on blocking FXI in autoimmune diseases is published in Metab Brain Dis
April 2023 – The lab is awarded a new NIH R01 to study Biodegradable metals in vascular applications with collaborators at Michigan Technological University. Congrats, team!
April 2023 – Meghan is awarded the Student Travel Achievement Recognition (STAR) by the Society for Biomaterials. Congrats, Meghan!
April 2023 – Meghan and Deirdre present their work at the Society for Biomaterials Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA
April 2023 – Deirdre's collaborative work with the University of Waterloo on vascular graft biomaterial modification and characterization is published in Bioactive Materials
March 2023 – Deirdre is awarded an ActaBiomaterialia Reviewer Award for 2022. Congrats, Deirdre!