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CVRC Researchers Embrace Another Strong Year of AHA Funding!

Stephen Williams wins Presidential Poster Competition

Matthew Alexander and Marie Billaud win the 2011 Robert M. Berne CVRC Outstanding Trainee Awards!

The CVRC Holds the 2011 Toy Lift for Charity!

The Robert M. Berne Cardiovascular Research Center hosted Inflammation: The Alpha and Omega of Atherosclerosis by Dr. Peter Libby!

CVRC Researcher Awarded the Rhodes College Distinguished Alumnus Award!

CVRC Employees Volunteer in United Way’s Day of Caring!

Seminars and Events

Research in Progress Series "CVTG RIP-Strategic Planning Meeting" - 06/10 5:00-6: Research in Progress Series "CVTG RIP Session-Elevator Pitches" - 07/22 5:00-6: Research in Progress Series "CVTG RIP Presentations" - Kelsie Timbie, Josh Heuslein - 08/19 5:00-6: Research in Progress Series "CVTG RIP Hot Seat Session" - 09/16 5:00-6: Research in Progress Series "CVTG RIP Journal Club" - Steven Griffith - 10/21 5:00-6:

Robert M. Berne Lecture Series "2013 Robert M. Berne Distinguished Lecture-TBA" - Douglas Hanahan, PhD - 11/04 4:00-5:

Research in Progress Series "CVTG RIP Presentations" - Ken Johnson, Raghav Ramachandran - 11/18 5:00-6: Research in Progress Series "CVTG RIP Hot Seat Session" - 12/16 5:00-6:

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The Robert M. Berne Cardiovascular Research Center at the University of Virginia supports interdisciplinary research in basic, translational and clinical cardiovascular sciences, including cardiovascular development, function, pathophysiology, pharmacology, genetics, genomics and proteomics.

The Robert M. Berne Cardiovascular Research Center aims:

To support research that can be translated into therapies and improve patient care
To provide resources that enhance research in cardiovascular related diseases
To disseminate knowledge by lectures, seminars and other educational opportunities
To support training of pre- and postgraduate students, residents and fellows in the cardiovascular sciences and cardiovascular medicine
To facilitate research progress by providing expertise, resources and training to cardiovascular scientists and clinical investigators

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