HRS Research Network
The Heart Rhythm Society (HRS) is pleased to announce the establishment of the HRS Research Network, a dedicated platform to foster, facilitate, and support high-quality heart rhythm research through collaboration, exchange of insights and ideas, career development opportunities, and cultivating connections within the heart rhythm research community.
Why the HRS Research Network?
As the field of heart rhythm research continues to evolve and grow increasingly complex, deliberate efforts are required to cultivate strong communities of research experts, foster meaningful collaboration, and support the development of research studies that will advance heart rhythm care.
The HRS Research Network aims to serve as a central convener, bringing together the multidisciplinary heart rhythm research community dedicated to improving the lives of patients with heart rhythm disorders through groundbreaking research discoveries.
Anticipated Launch: Heart Rhythm 2026!
What to Expect from the HRS Research Network?
The HRS Research Network aims to empower heart rhythm investigators supporting their research journey through connections, information sharing, career developments activities and networking opportunities.
This multi-year initiative will feature several key features, including:
- A comprehensive educational curriculum encompassing basic, clinical, and translational research, addressing a wide range of research themes and support professional growth at every career stage.
- A secure and member-accessible Heart Rhythm Researchers Repository, featuring member-managed profiles highlighting research interests, areas of expertise, and contact preferences, accessible through a secured log-in.
- A Research Studies Connector, a dedicated platform to share basic, translational, and clinical research opportunities, and facilitate connections between investigators and studies aligned with their interests.
- Dedicated networking opportunities providing meaningful opportunities for connections via events held in conjunctions with the Heart Rhythm Scientific Sessions and HRX.