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Professor Wolfgang Linke

University Hospital Munster - UKM, Muenster (Germany)
Membership: FESC Member HFA Member
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Wolfgang Linke received a doctorate from University Halle-Wittenberg (Germany) and postdoctoral training at University of Washington (Seattle, USA). He was a Research Assistant at Institute of Physiology, University of Heidelberg (Germany) and spent sabbaticals at the Mayo Clinic Rochester and Columbia University New York. From 2003 to 2009 he was Professor of Molecular Cell Biology at University of Muenster (Germany) and from 2009 to 2017 Department Chair and Professor for Cardiovascular Physiology at Ruhr University Bochum (Germany). Since 2017, he is Professor of Physiology and Director of the Institute of Physiology II at University Medicine Muenster. He also holds a guest professorship at University Medicine in Goettingen (Germany). His scientific interests include basic and translational research on heart failure and cardiomyopathies, with a focus on cardiomyocyte function. Among others, he is a Fellow of the ISHR and the ESC, and Academician of the Gottingen Academy of Sciences.
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Emerging approaches to cardiac disease mechanisms
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Emerging approaches to cardiac disease mechanisms
10 May 2026
Cardiac amyloidosis in practice
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Cardiac amyloidosis in practice
10 May 2026
Tackling adipose tissue to prevent heart failure
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Tackling adipose tissue to prevent heart failure
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Heart failure models and mechanisms
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Heart failure models and mechanisms
18 April 2026
Mechanoelectrical heart disorders: unravelling the link between cardiomyopathies & arrhythmias
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Mechanoelectrical heart disorders: unravelling the link between cardiomyopathies & arrhythmias
17 April 2026
Cardiomyopathies
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Cardiomyopathies
26 January 2026
Mechanical unloading in cardiogenic shock
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Mechanical unloading in cardiogenic shock
17 May 2025
Novel imaging approaches in heart failure
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Novel imaging approaches in heart failure
17 May 2025
Epigenetic targets in cardiovascular disease
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Epigenetic targets in cardiovascular disease
1 September 2024
Myocardial remodelling (2)
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Myocardial remodelling (2)
26 August 2023

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