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Konstantin Stark is the head of the research group at the Medical Clinic and Polyclinic of Ludwig Maximilian University. His research focuses on the mechanisms of sterile inflammation in cardiovascular diseases, utilizing bioimaging and in vivo models to identify novel anti-inflammatory mechanisms that can be therapeutic targets. He is involved in various collaborative research projects, including the Special Research Area for Immuno-cell Migration in Inflammation, Development, and Disease. Notably, he has received an ERC Starting Grant for his work on thrombotic memory and its implications in thrombus formation and inflammation. His contributions to understanding atherosclerosis include studying the interactions between myeloid leukocytes and smooth muscle cells, with a focus on the role of inflammation in neovascularization and plaque development. Stark has numerous key publications in high-impact journals, detailing the interplay between inflammation and thrombosis and offering insights into potential therapeutic strategies for cardiovascular conditions.
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich • Munich, Germany
Leading research in mechanisms of sterile inflammation in cardiovascular diseases.
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