Since 2008 Prof. Crea is Professor of Cardiology, Director of the Department of Cardiovascular Sciences, Director of the Postgraduate School in Cardiology and Coordinator of the PhD program in Cellular and Molecular Cardiology at the Catholic University in Rome. Research activity has been mainly focused on the study of the multiple mechanisms of myocardial ischemia in chronic and acute coronary syndromes. Prof. Crea has been awarded numerous research awards including the Arrigo Recordati International Prize for the “Lifetime achievement in researching the pivotal role of microcirculation in systemic and organ diseases”. He has given prestigious lectureship worldwide including the 7th annual Robert L. Krakoff International Lecture in Cardiovascular Medicine at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard University Medical School. Since September 2020 he is Editor-in-Chief of the European Heart Journal.

Prof. Dr. Elad Maor is an experienced doctor with 17 years of experience in internal medicine and cardiology. He has an impressive CV, including a Ph. D. in biophysics from the University of California and specialized training in cardiology. Dr. Maor has worked at renowned medical centers such as the Mayo Clinic in Rochester and the SHEBA Medical Center in Ramat Gan.

His extensive list of 324 scientific publications further demonstrates Dr. Maor's expertise. His research focuses on various aspects of cardiac care, including catheter-based cardiac ablation, transcatheter aortic valve replacement, and AI-powered diagnosis in healthcare. These publications highlight his dedication to advancing medical knowledge and improving patient outcomes.

In addition to his academic achievements, Dr. Maor is actively involved in medical education and training. He coordinates continuing education courses for cardiology at the Israel Heart Society and holds the Associate Professor of Cardiology position at Tel-Aviv University.

With his vast knowledge and experience, Dr. Elad Maor is a trusted expert in cardiology. His commitment to research, education, and patient care makes him highly regarded in the medical community.

Dr Ed Nicol graduated with honours from Nottingham University Medical School in 1992. He trained in general cardiology at various specialist cardiac units in London and Oxford undertaking his doctoral research in cardiovascular CT at Royal Brompton.

He was appointed as honorary consultant cardiologist at the Trust to facilitate the expansion of cardiovascular CT – particularly in research, education and training.

He is also the clinical governance lead for the cardiovascular CT department at Royal Brompton Hospital and regularly leads clinical research projects and audits to support quality improvement in this field.

After obtaining his MD in Medicine and Surgery at the La Sapienza University of Rome with full honors in 1988, Giuseppe Rosano obtained his specialization in Cardiology in 1992, before attaining his MSc and his PhD in Medical Sciences from the Imperial College in London.

Professor Rosano’s areas of scientific interest include experimental and clinical pharmacology, heart failure, cardiac metabolism, diabetes and the cardiovascular effect of sex hormones. He has authored over 500 peer-reviewed articles, 5 books and 28 book chapters.

He is currently Consultant Cardiologist and Professor of Cardiology at the St George’s University Medical School in London he is also Professor of Pharmacology at San Raffaele University in Rome.

He has served as an expert in the area of Cardiovascular Medicine for the European Assessment Office of the Italian Drug Agency (AIFA), he has been core member of the Cardiovascular Working Party of the European Medicines Agency.

He is board member of the Heart Failure Association (HFA), Chairman of the Education committee of the HFA and President-elect of the HFA.

Nir Uriel, MD, MSc, an internationally recognized leader in heart failure, mechanical circulatory support, and heart transplantation, is the Director of Advanced Heart Failure and Cardiac Transplantation at NewYork-Presbyterian. Dr. Uriel oversees heart failure programs at NewYork-Presbyterian’s campuses in Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, and Westchester, with a goal to increase accessibility of care for those with advanced heart failure throughout the New York area. Dr. Uriel was born and raised in Israel, where he attended medical school. After serving for four years as a physician in the Israeli Defense Forces, he then completed his cardiology residency and fellowship. In 2008, he moved to New York to pursue fellowships at NewYork- Presbyterian/Columbia in cardiology, heart failure, transplant, and mechanical circulatory support and remained there as a faculty member until 2014. He then served as the Louis Block Professor of Medicine and Director of Heart Failure, Transplant and Mechanical Circulatory Support at the University of Chicago Medicine, where, in 2018, he and his Chicago team made history performing two triple organ transplants within 27 hours.