Editorial of the chair of the Council for the mandate 2024-2026

Professor Paul Evans, new Chairperson of the Council for Basic Cardiovascular Science (CBCS), shares his vision for the next two years which includes key priorities for CBCS. These crucial points are:

  • strengthening connections with basic science working groups
  • supporting early career researchers
  • bridging basic and clinical science
  • built on past successes, these three points will help CBCS to evolve and flourish. 

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Who we are

The Council on Basic Cardiovascular Science (CBCS) exists to raise the profile of basic science within the ESC. It brings together representatives from Working Groups and external subject-related European Societies. Younger scientists were supported by CBCS to create the Scientists of Tomorrow, one of the ESC’s Young Communities, who actively contribute to all the Council’s activities. 

What we do

Role of the Council

  • To promote pure science disciplines via the ESC basic science programme of ESC Congress
  • To bridge the gap between basic science and clinical practice 
  • To allow basic scientists to present their speciality at ESC Congress
  • To act as a Europe-wide forum for cardiovascular research societies and a conduit for positive        collaboration 
  • To share experiences with other ESC Associations and Councils 
  • To establish links with sister societies 
  • To improve the basic science programme of ESC Congress

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Our Activities

Frontiers in CardioVascular Biomedicine

The Frontiers in CardioVascular Biomedicine meetings are considered as one of the most relevant exchange platforms for basic and translational cardiovascular biology. 

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Basic Science Summer School

The CBCS Summer School is organised every two years at the European Heart House (Nice-Sophia Antipolis, France) by the Council on Basic Cardiovascular Science with the contribution of the Scientists of Tomorrow.

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ESC Congress

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