HRS Research Network: Fellows & Early Career Symposium
Designed for fellows and early career investigators, this inaugural HRS Research Network Symposium will highlight the future of EP research — from AI-driven innovation to practical mentorship models that accelerate academic success.
Taking place on Saturday, April 25, from 2:30 PM - 5:00 PM, this two-part extended session is included with your #HRS2026 meeting registration. Select this complimentary add-on session during registration.
For Fellows & Early Career Investigators: Your Research Career Starts Here.
The future of electrophysiology depends on strong, collaborative research, and on the next generation of investigators prepared to lead it.
The inaugural HRS Research Network: Fellows & Early Career Symposium will bring together fellows-in-training and early career researchers with established leaders in clinical, basic, and translational EP research for an interactive, forward-looking program focused on mentorship, innovation, and collaboration.
This symposium is designed to help you navigate the research landscape, understand emerging priorities, and build the relationships that support long-term academic success.
Who Should Attend
- Fellows-in-training pursuing research-focused careers
- Early career electrophysiologists
- Clinical, basic, and translational investigators
- Researchers interested in collaborative EP initiatives
- Heart rhythm professionals exploring AI, digital twins, and emerging research methodologies
Why Attend
This is a unique opportunity to build practical skills, expand your research network, and connect with leaders shaping the field.
Participants will gain:
- Insight into upcoming priorities for collaborative EP research
- Practical guidance on integrating AI and digital twin technologies into research design
- Real-world models for effective mentor–mentee partnerships
- Direct access to senior research leaders
- Opportunities to connect with peers committed to advancing cardiovascular science
This program reflects the Heart Rhythm Society’s commitment to removing barriers and strengthening the research pipeline in heart rhythm care.
Register for #HRS2026 today and select this complimentary add-on session.
Symposium Leadership
Co-Chairs
Kenneth C. Bilchick, MD, MS, FHRS
Marmar Vaseghi, MD, MS, PhD, FHRS
Agenda
Saturday, April 25, 2026
2:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Lead the Next Era of EP Research
Together, we can remove barriers, strengthen collaboration, and advance the next generation of electrophysiology research.
Secure your #HRS2026 meeting registration today and select this complimentary add-on session.