Will conductive threads save your life?
Texas Medical Center News Editor, Maggie Galehouse, interviewed THI’s Dr. Mehdi Razavi, and Rice University’s Matteo Pasquali about their conductive threads that could soon...
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Houston’s First Teen Science Café Network Welcomes THI Doctors & Engineers
Dr. Mehdi Razavi and his research engineers, Mathews John and Dr. Allison Post, were invited to lead Houston’s first Inside, the Café at the Houston...
SiriusXM’s Doctor Show Interviews Mehdi Razavi about Rice Collaboration
On Friday Aug 16, 2019, Dr. Mehdi Razavi was interviewed on SiriusXM’s Doctor Show about recent advancements made by the THI EP...
New Discovery at Texas Heart Institute and Rice targets the number one cause of sudden death
Ventricular arrhythmia is the number one cause of sudden death in the United States and many developing countries around the world. A...
Damaged hearts rewired with nanotube fibers
Texas Heart doctors confirm Rice-made, conductive carbon threads are electrical bridges HOUSTON – (August 13, 2019)– Thin, flexible fibers made...
A Collaborative Spirit Gives Birth to an Ingenious Device
TMC News Innovation Issue highlights the true spirit of collaboration at the Texas Heart Institute. Read “The Early Bird Bleed...
Clinical Trial Results Show Promise for Device Invented at Texas Heart Institute
New results from a clinical trial testing a device invented at the Texas Heart Institute were presented at The Society...
Annual Report 2018: THE NEXT FIRST in Cardiovascular Discovery
The pioneering spirit that has defined the Texas Heart Institute for over five decades is stronger than ever. We are...
An Epic Day for THI at BioHouston’s Annual Chili Cookoff
BioHouston held it’s 16th Annual Chili Cook-off at the Bayou City Event Center last Friday, and members from across Texas Heart Institute...
