Cardiovascular Upcoming Events

"RV Function in Pulmonary Hypertension"
Khodr Tello, MD
Max Planck Institute, Giessen, Germany

November 11, 2022

5:30pm - 9:00pm
Saint Paul Hotel
350 Markey Street
St. Paul, MN 55102
***We will be asking attendees to provide proof of vaccination at check in***

Please RSVP to marku002@umn.edu by Friday, Nov. 4, 2022 and indicate your Dinner choice:

1. Braised Beef Short Rib: Braised beef short rib with braising reduction.
2. Roasted Chicken: Seared chicken breast with a sherry chicken jus
3. Savory Stuffed Crepe: House-made crepes with basil ricotta filling,
     roasted radishes, asparagus and shaved carrots with a brown butter sauce

For questions, please contact Wendy Markuson | marku002@umn.edu

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National Heart Month

Activities every day, including:

• A month-long step challenge
• Go Red for Women photo booths
• Heart health talks by Cardiology faculty
• HeArt Therapy activities
• Yoga and mindfulness activities

Visit the event website for more info

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Red Heart Soiree

Annual soiree to raise funds for clinical and basic science research to cure heart disease.

More info>

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Join team Hearts & Soles for the Annual Twin Cities AHA Virtual Heart Walk!

 

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Jay N. Cohn, MD Lecture

The Jay N. Cohn, MD Lecture is held anually in spring. Past Speakers include:
Douglas L. Mann, MD, Clyde Yancy, MD, Howard A. Rockman, MD, Eduardo Marbán, MD, PhD, Eric J. Topol, MD

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Paul G. Gannon, MD Lecture

Annually in Summer since 2015. There was no lecture in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Past speakers include:
Bill Lindsay, MD, R. Morton "Chip" Bolman, MD, Frank W. Selke, MD, Michael S. Conte, MD

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Cardiopalooza - Anually in mid-Summer

Cardio-Palooza is an annual research retreat to celebrate ongoing research and to foster future discoveries in cardiovascular science and medicine at UMN. Starting in 2009, the goal of the retreat is to enliven the entire UMN cardiovascular community and related constituents, under the direction the Department of Integrative Biology and Physiology in partnership with the Lillehei Heart Institute. Faculty and all active research members of their labs, highlighting students, fellows, trainees, lab managers present their latest work, which underlies the foundation of our interactions. All participants present their recent work (talks/posters will be selected) – emphasis will be on unpublished work and new directions. The poster session is robust and dynamic and always a retreat highlight.

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