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Part I: Cardiac development and morphogenesis 1) From simple cylinder to four-chambered organ: a brief overview of cardiac morphogenesis 2) Lineage Tracing Models to Study Cardiomyocyte Generation during Cardiac Development and Injury 3) Mechanisms that govern endothelial lineage development and vasculogenesis Part II: Cellular approaches to cardiac repair and regeneration 4) Remuscularization of Ventricular Infarcts Using the Existing Cardiac Cells 5) Allogeneic immunity following transplantation of pluripotent stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes 6) Vascular regeneration with induced pluripotent stem cell-derived endothelial cells and reprogrammed endothelial cells 7) The guinea pig model in cardiac regeneration research; Current tissue engineering approaches and future directions Part III: Genetic approaches to study cardiac differentiation and repair 8) Analyzing genetic programs of cell differentiation to study cardiac cell diversification 9) Recombinant Adeno-Associated Virus for Cardiac Gene Therapy Part IV: Bioengineering approaches to cardiovascular tissue modeling and repair 10) Microfabricated Systems for Cardiovascular Tissue Modeling 11) Bioengineering of Pediatric Cardiovascular Constructs: In Vitro Modeling of Congenital Heart Disease 12) Biomaterial Interface in Cardiac Cell and Tissue Engineering 13) Stem Cell-based 3D Bioprinting for Cardiovascular Tissue Regeneration 14) Creating and Validating New Tools to Evaluate the Electrical Integration and Function of hPSC-derived Cardiac Grafts in Vivo Part V: Clinical perspectives 15) Understanding the Molecular Interface of Heart Disease and COVID-19: A Data Science Approach 16) Clinical Application of iPSC Derived Cardiomyocytes in Patients with Advanced Heart Failure 17) Cell Therapy with Human ESC-derived Cardiac Cells: Clinical Perspectives
