Research Summary
Dr. Michael Mann is a cardiothoracic surgeon with particular interests in coronary bypass surgery, valve disease, aortic reconstruction, surgery for heart failure and thoracic cancer.
Mann's research interests include developing molecular therapies – treatments that target specific cells involved in disease – for disorders of the heart and lungs. While on the faculty at Harvard Medical School, he designed and directed the first clinical program for genetic manipulation during bypass surgery.
Mann earned his medical degree at the Stanford University School of Medicine. He completed a residency at Stanford Medicine and Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, followed by a fellowship at UCSF.
Research Funding
December 1, 2005 - April 30, 2017 - ERK Signaling and a Hybrid Surgical/Molecular Approach for Chronic Heart Failure , Principal Investigator . Sponsor: NIH, Sponsor Award ID: R01HL083118
April 1, 2006 - March 31, 2012 - The role of S1P signaling in surgical cardiac remodeling , Principal Investigator . Sponsor: NIH, Sponsor Award ID: K08HL079239
October 28, 1993 - January 1, 1900 - GROWTH FACTOR EXPRESSION IN VEIN GRAFT STENOSIS , Principal Investigator . Sponsor: NIH, Sponsor Award ID: F32HL008850