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- Back Our research strategy We are connecting scientists and clinicians, working together to tackle three key research challenges.
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- Back Target discovery We are identifying, prioritising and validating therapeutic nucleic acids that will leverage endogenous reparative processes to generate new heart muscle, promote vessel formation and resolve fibrosis.
- Back Cardiac delivery We are developing cardiac-specific targeting mechanisms to administer therapeutic nucleic acids to the heart using innovative nanoformulations and viral vectors.
- Back Clinical translation We are building a pipeline to test and evaluate new medicines based on therapeutic nucleic acids and readying ourselves for a structured approach to clinical trials.
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- Back Knowledge hub listings Explore our growing library of resources and outputs, with contributions from our teams and trusted partners.
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- Back Opportunities to explore Discover what our centre offers staff, students, collaborators and partners, and how you can get involved.
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- Back Studentships Find out more about PhD projects available with REACT in Edinburgh, London and Oxford.
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- Back Apply now: new pump-prime funding for early career researchers We are awarding £5-20k consumables funding for innovative projects developing therapies for cardiac repair and regeneration to ECRs based at King's, Edinburgh or Oxford.
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- Back Read: Paul Riley elected as Fellow of the Royal Society 27 May 2026
- Back Read: Independent Strategic Advisory Board meets 20 April 2026
- Back Read: first symposium brings REACT together 25 March 2026
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