Bagnall Laboratory

About the Bagnall Laboratory

We use high-performance computers to analyse very large sets of genomic data from people with cardiomyopathies, arrhythmia syndromes and sudden cardiac death. By finding new genetic causes of these conditions, we can gain a deeper understanding of the molecular pathways that underlie these disorders. Our computational predictions are validated using the latest laboratory technologies to analyses DNA, RNA and patient-specific cellular models of disease. Research findings from the Bagnall Lab have significantly increased the diagnostic yield in genetic testing for inherited heart diseases, thereby allowing more families to receive the benefits of a precise genetic diagnosis.

Centre for Cardiovascular Research

People

  • Dr Richard Bagnall

    Head, Centre for Cardiovascular Research
  • Emma Singer

    PhD Student
  • Yuchen Chang

    PhD Student

Student Opportunities

Postgraduate student projects are available in the areas of bioinformatics, molecular genetics, or cellular biology.

Students will work alongside researchers and clinicians to further understand the genetic basis of inherited heart disease using our comprehensive cohorts of deeply phenotyped individuals.

To learn more about student opportunities in the Bagnall Lab and for all general enquiries relating to our work, please contact Dr. Richard Bagnall.