About the CenterThe Nicholas and Elizabeth Slezak Super Center for Cardiac Research and Biomedical Engineering was founded in 1996 in order to provide an interdisciplinary academic frame for teaching and research in the cardiovascular system and biomedical engineering.The cardiovascular organs are complex bioengineered systems whose normal and optimal functioning is based on a delicate interaction between the flowing blood and complex structural frameworks. This is probably the explanation for the fact that heart and vascular diseases are the causes for more than one third of deaths in the world. Biomedical engineering is one of today's most exciting and rapidly growing fields that applies scientific and engineering approaches to solve problems in biology and medicine. It advances fundamental concepts, creates knowledge for the molecular to the organ systems levels, and develops innovative materials, processes and devices for prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases. Objective 
	The objective of the Nicholas and Elizabeth Slezak Super Center is to advance interdisciplinary teaching and research that combines the fields of the cardiovascular system and biomedical engineering. It will support graduate students, seminars, conferences and interdisciplinary research projects in all cardiovascular and biomedical engineering aspects.
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