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Doctor Nicolle Kraenkel

Charite University Hospital, Berlin (Germany)
Membership: EAPC Member
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Biography
Nicolle Kränkel has graduated in biotechnology in Jena, Germany, followed by a biological doctorate (Dr. rer. nat.) at the University of Leipzig, Germany. She then pursued a postdoctoral stay in Bristol, UK, followed by a research stay at the University of Zurich, Switzerland. Dr. Kränkel is currently heading the translational cardiovascular research lab at the department of cardiology at the Charité Campus Benjamin Franklin (Berlin, Germany) and is a scientific coordinator at the Friede Springer Cardiovascular Prevention Center @ Charité. Her research interest is with molecular mechanisms mediating individual cardiovascular risk and response to therapy, especially exercise. A specific focus is interactions between the immune system and cellular energy metabolism in other organs, such as the heart and the skeletal muscle.
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Inflammation in cardiometabolic disease
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Inflammation in cardiometabolic disease
31 August 2026
Cardiology Toolbox - Wearables in clinical decision making
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Cardiology Toolbox - Wearables in clinical decision making
31 August 2026
Novel markers to prevent cardiovascular risk
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Novel markers to prevent cardiovascular risk
30 August 2026
How artificial intelligence enhanced application translates cardiovascular routine - insights from Germany and Switzerland
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How artificial intelligence enhanced application translates cardiovascular routine - insights from Germany and Switzerland
29 August 2026
ESC TV Multiplex
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ESC TV Multiplex
29 August 2026
Day in Focus by ESC TV Today - Friday 28 August 2026
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Day in Focus by ESC TV Today - Friday 28 August 2026
28 August 2026
Scientific documents of the European Association of Preventive Cardiology (EAPC)
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Scientific documents of the European Association of Preventive Cardiology (EAPC)
24 April 2026
Female sex as a cardiovascular risk modifier
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Female sex as a cardiovascular risk modifier
24 April 2026
Day in Focus by ESC TV Today - Monday 1 September 2025
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Day in Focus by ESC TV Today - Monday 1 September 2025
1 September 2025
Intensive sport: is it good for your heart?
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Intensive sport: is it good for your heart?
30 August 2025