
Professor Claudia Monaco
University of Oxford, Oxford (United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland)
Membership:
FESC Member
Biography
Claudia trained as a Cardiologist (1998) and PhD (2001) with Professor Attilio Maseri at the Catholic University of Rome, Italy, before moving to the Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology, Imperial College London to work with Professor Marc Feldmann. She moved to the University of Oxford in 2011, where she became Professor of Cardiovascular Inflammation in 2012.
Her group was the first to establish innovative experimental methodology for the isolation, culture and targeting of live cells from human atheroma lesions. Our work allowed the elegant characterization of the inflammatory and synthetic properties of human atherosclerosis, establishing toll-like receptors as important activators of innate immunity in atherosclerosis. The Cardiovascular Inflammation Team is now focused on interpreting the functional diversity of immune cells in atherosclerosis with single cell biology techniques and devise strategies for their selective targeting.
Contributor content
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Novel mechanisms of atherosclerosis
31 August 2024
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Tuning the heat: inflammatory risk in atherosclerosis
12 April 2024
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Stroke from ischaemic to bleeding events
27 August 2023
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The heart and the brain
26 August 2023
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Identifying the patient at risk for acute coronary syndromes: from biomarkers to radiomics
29 August 2022
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Atherosclerosis and inflammation
28 August 2022
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Novel insights into vascular inflammation
28 August 2022
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Atherosclerosis: new mechanisms and therapeutic targets
26 August 2022
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Inflammation and immunity. A translational view
27 August 2018
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Imaging and targeting the vulnerable plaque
28 August 2016

