Dr. Natalia Trayanova of the Institute for Computational Medicine was recently featured in the Johns Hopkins Medicine ‘Dome’ Newsletter for her contributions to cardiology research. The article, entitled “Mapping the Heart”, discusses her work towards creating “a model of the heart that would work like Google Maps” through the study of its electrical and mechanical functions.

“Our goal is to learn as much as possible through these noninvasive tests that we are developing,” Trayanova says. “The more we know about heart function at both the theoretical level and the patient-specific level, the more we can improve the current therapies for patients suffering from heart disease.”

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