CardioSCOPE

MSCA SE project funded by EU

Empowering scientists for the “omics” era

Comprehensive and personalized assessment of acute coronary syndrome by multiomic approach and artificial intelligence strategy

Description of the Project

The CardioSCOPE proposal aims to bring together experts from Companies and Αcademia throughout Europe to exchange and expand their expertise on interdisciplinary approaches, to enhance the Research and Innovation capacity of Europe in the field of cardiovascular diseases.

Objectives

Overall aim of CardioSCOPE is to bring together experts from SMEs and Αcademia throughout Europe to exchange and expand their expertise on interdisciplinary approaches, while enhancing the Research and Innovation capacity of Europe in the field of CVD.

Background

Despite the progress of healthcare systems in the past half of the century, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are still the number one cause of death worldwide, taking around 17.9 million lives each year (31% of all deaths) and 3.9 million deaths (45% of all deaths) in Europe alone.

Scientific Program

These discrepancies between current clinical practices in ACS management and real-life situations underline the need for better characterization of STEMI, NSTEMI and UAP phenotypes and their mechanistic diversity. To develop more patient-oriented and personalized strategies for ACS and MACE management, we need to go beyond the traditional risk factors and one-size-fit-all approach.

Structure (WG Groups)

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Latest Updates

As we approach the end of the second year and the midpoint of the project, our partner, the University of Belgrade – Faculty of Pharmacy,...
From 16th-18th September, 2024, we had the incredible opportunity to join forces between MSCA SE CardioSCOPE and COST Action AtheroNET, bringing the latest advances in...
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“I participated in a 3-month secondment in the Genetic Lab (GL) in Bucharest, from April 1st  2024 until the 30th of June 2024. During this...
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“I was hosted in the Clinical Chemistry lab, led by prof. Tsatsanis, at the University of Crete School of Medicine (UOC). During my stay at...
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“I spent two months (from July 2nd  to August 31st, 2024) at the Institute for Artificial Intelligence at Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK) in Trento, Italy....
“During my stay at the Genetic Lab SRL. I received extensive instruction on the general organization of the laboratory and the workflow when analyzing different...