In this video, the Optical Mapping System is used to record Ca transients from rat cardiac tissue slices during electrical stimulation, enabling high-resolution visualization of Ca dynamics and signal propagation across tissue & showing how cardiac tissue responds
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Thrilled to share the Hamilton lab has received our first Notice of Award for an NIH R01; ‘The roles of endoplasmic reticulum stress in cardiac arrhythmias’. I am so grateful to NHLBI and those who supported us to get here. Stay tuned for postdoc position…
Beyond reducing arrhythmias, can a therapy restore cardiac electrical conduction? MEA electrical mapping provides the answer by directly measuring conduction velocity, activation patterns, and electrical heterogeneity.
This study shows how mechanistic electrical mapping reveals treatment effects that conventional arrhythmia endpoints alone cannot, helping bridge efficacy with underlying cardiac electrophysiology.
Join us for the next SGP EpIC Seminar on Tuesday, 7 July 2026, at 12:00 pm Eastern featuring a talk by Shanna Hamilton @S_HamiltonLab on “The cardiac ryanodine receptor: effects of calcium release beyond excitation-contraction coupling." As ever, registration is free and all are welcome: sgp-epic-seminars.com
A new study shows that inherited arrhythmias like CPVT are not driven by cardiomyocytes (CM) alone.
Using hiPSC-derived neuro-cardiac models, the team found dysfunctional sympathetic neurons can trigger #arrhythmia in otherwise healthy CM.
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We are excited to announce the successful installation of our optical mapping system in the laboratory of Prof. Nipavan Chiamvimonvat at the University of Arizona. The system is now fully operational and provides high-resolution, synchronized mapping of cardiac AP and Ca signals.
The first gene-edited miniature pig model of LQT2 is here.
By combining ECG telemetry, electrical mapping, and optical mapping, this study delivers a truly translational view of hERG-related arrhythmias in a large-animal heart.
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Yu et al. (2025) showed that an Andr-loaded atrial patch prevents POAF by reducing inflammation, oxidative stress, and calcium imbalance. In a rat model, it lowered Afib incidence from 90% to 20% and protected heart cells, highlighting a promising targeted therapy for POAF.
Unlock the mysteries of cardiac arrhythmias with our advanced Electrical Mapping System! High precision data acquisition and MEA provide unparalleled insights into electrical activity at the tissue level. Perfect for anti-arrhythmic drug screening and toxicity testing.
🫀 A healthy heart requires intricate crosstalk between different cell types to keep it functioning well. We shall explore these interactions over the next two days at #HeartCrossTalk2025@unibirmingham.
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