British Heart Foundation says the funding recognises the 'incredible research' at Cambridge.
Cambridge University has been given £5m by the British Heart Foundation to help fund cardiovascular disease researchThe British Heart Foundation said it had made the award to support its "world-class" research into the disease over the next five years.
"From clinicians to data scientists, biologists to engineers, the funding will support universities to attract the brightest minds, nurture new talent and foster collaboration to answer the biggest questions in heart and circulatory disease research."Prof Bryan Williams, the BHF's chief scientific and medical officer said: “We’re delighted to continue to support research at the University of Cambridge addressing the biggest challenges in cardiovascular disease.
“With generous donations from our supporters, this funding will attract the brightest talent, power cutting-edge science, and unlock lifesaving discoveries that can turn the tide on the devastation caused by heart and circulatory diseases.”
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