Plenary lectures

MOVD/EDH 2024 will be based around a mixture of named and unamed plenary lectures from international leaders vascular biology 

2 plenary lectures will start each morning and each afternoon session

 Topics will include: conducted vasodilatation, endothelium, endothelium-dependent hyperpolarization and vasodilatation, vascular reactivity in health and disease

Plenary Lecturers for MOVD/EDH 2024: 

 Christian Aalkjær, Aarhus University - Mulvany-Halpern Lecture

Ana Briones, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid - Paul M. Vanhoutte Lecture 

Kim Dora, University of Oxford

Julie Freed, Medical College of Wisconsin

Ingrid Fleming, Goethe University, Frankfurt

Brant Isakson, University of Virginia - Robert F. Furchgott Lecture

Ann Joutel, INSERM Paris

Tom Longden, University of Maryland - Brian Duling Lecture

Mark Nelson, University of Vermont - Björn Folkow Lecture

Oana Sorop, Erasmus University

Christian Aalkjær:   The importance of small artery structure – where did it start and where are we now

Ana Briones:    Resolving inflammation improves vascular dysfunction in disease

Kim Dora:   Beating human coronary microvascular dysfunction

Julie Freed:   Promoting Resiliency to Stress in the Human Microcirculation

Ingrid Fleming:   More than cGMP: insight into the metabolic and epigenetic actions of eNOS

Brant Isakson:   Alpha globin in endothelium

Anne Joutel:    New insights into the pathogenic mechanisms of CADASIL

Tom Longden:   Electrical control of brain blood flow by capillary pericytes

Mark Nelson:   Translating thought and motion into blood flow in the brain

Oana Sorop:   Microvascular dysfunction in large animal models of obstructive and non-obstructive IHD

Previous MOVD/EDH plenary lecture recipients 

Other named lectures and lecturers at previous MOVD/EDH meetings