Please join the editors of the JVS-Vascular Science in welcoming our newest Associate Editor, Dr. Nirvana Sadaghianloo!

Nirvana Sadaghianloo, MD, PhD, is an attending vascular surgeon at the University Hospital of Nice, France, where she is a recognized specialist in hemodialysis vascular access and peripheral arterial disease. Her various research activities, in France and in the USA, have allowed her to gain international recognition in the field of arteriovenous fistula maturation and the pathophysiological mechanisms involved, in particular hypoxia and its markers. Working with a French INSERM team within the Mediterranean Center for Molecular Medicine (Université Côte d'Azur), she continues to develop rigorous clinical and translational research while keeping patient care at the center of the discipline.

Save the Date, VRIC and Vascular Discovery

Don’t forget to mark your calendars for the 2023 Vascular Research Initiatives Conference (May 9^th) and the American Heart Association’s Vascular Discoveries (May 10-13) in Boston at the Boston Marriott Copley Place. We Hope to see you there!

First Virtual Special Issue of the JVS-VS now online  

The editors of the JVS-Vascular Science encourage all of our readers to view our new Virtual Special Issue on the topic of Aneurysms https://jvsvs.org/virtual-special-issue-collections. This special issue, the first of its kind in the JVS journals portfolio, is a collaboration between invited Guest Editors Dr. John Vorp and Dr. Alan Daugherty, and the JVS-VS Editors Dr. Gale Tang, Dr. John Curci, and Editor-in-Chief Alan Dardik. Readers can find original research and review articles dedicated to a wide range of topics related to aneurysms such as: pharmaceutical treatments of AAA; a novel device for arterial repair; and hemodynamic and biomechanical considerations. The JVS-VS Science Direct page serves as a hub for all new content related to Virtual Special Issues, so check back often for announcements, calls for submissions, and even more cutting-edge research coming soon.

Basic Science at the VAM

If you’re attending the 2023 Vascular Annual Meeting in National Harbor Maryland, don’t forget to check out the exciting Basic Research being presented during the meeting.

Kathryn L. Howe, MD, PhD 
University of Toronto
The Endothelial Cell is the Superhero of the Vascular System
Discussant:  Andrea Obi, MD
Wednesday, June 14, 10:37am – 10:457am

Kevin Southerland, MD 
Duke University Medical Center
Cellular Mechanisms of Tissue Repair in the Ischemic Limb
Discussant: Gale Tang, MD
Thursday, June 15, 8:00am – 8:10am

Areck Ucuzian, MD, PhD 
University of Maryland School of Medicine
The effect of physical activity on aneurysm and dissection - insights from animal models
Discussant:  Jean Marie Ruddy, MD
Friday, June 16, 8:00am – 8:10am

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