Molecular Cardiology Laboratory
The Molecular Cardiology program is the study of genetic heart disorders. Our major goal is to reduce human disease by combining basic science research and clinical cardiology.
About the Molecular Cardiology Laboratory
The Molecular Cardiology Laboratory belongs to our Centre for Cardiovascular Research and is about saving lives because we know that many cardiovascular conditions are caused by underlying genetic faults. We look to improve diagnosis and management of patients and families. Currently, we are seeing a reduction in sudden cardiac death from genetic heart diseases.
Centre for Cardiovascular Research
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Dr Richard Bagnall
Head, Centre for Cardiovascular Research
- Genetic Heart Disease
- Genomics
Student Opportunities
Postdoctoral and postgraduate students can work alongside world-leading medical researchers, with state-of-the-art facilities, in direct collaboration with the University of Sydney, UTS and Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
To learn more about student opportunities in the Molecular Cardiology Laboratory and for all general enquiries relating to our work, please visit the Student Opportunity page.
