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The NVHG graduate meeting will take place in Rolduc (Kerkrade). This annual two-day event covers human and clinical genetics, molecular/translational genetics, genomics and epigenetics in health, development and disease in a wide range of disciplines.

This is a highly interactive working conference where scientists from all backgrounds, including academia and industry, interact with the audience on “hot topics” in cardiovascular diseases with a focus on venous and arterial thrombosis.

The aim of this scientific meeting is to connect researchers from different departments within the MUMC+ and share recent results.

This lecture course is part of a very successful series of summer schools with a 50-year tradition on the wonderful Island of Spetses, Greece.

CARIM is one of the top institutes for translational cardiovascular research in Europe. It is among the world leaders in the fields of research into vascular and thrombotic disorders and atrial fibrillation, as well as translational heart failure research.