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Meet our 2025 Key Opinion Leaders
Sana Al-Khatib
Professor of Medicine at Duke University | Cardiac Electrophysiologist
Duke University
Jason Andrade
Cardiac Electrophysiologist & Director of Electrophysiology
Vancouver General Hospital
Emeka Anyanwu
Non-Invasive Cardiologist and Echocardiographer | Director, Center for Cardiovascular Informatics | Clinical Informatics Manager
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine | Penn Medicine Center for Health Care Innovation
Tina Baykaner
Assistant Professor
Department of Internal Medicine | Division of Cardiovascular Medicine and Electrophysiology | Stanford University
Julia Berzhanskaya
Program Director for trans-NIH REACH 2.0 and Innovator Support Lead
National Heart Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI) Innovation& Commercialization Office
Ulrika Birgersdotter-Green
Cardiac Electrophysiologist | Professor of Medicine
UC San Diego Health System
Kristen Bova Campbell
Clinical Pharmacy Specialist and Senior Research Associate in Electrophysiology
Duke University Medical Center
Sumeet Chugh
Price Endowed Professor & Associate Director, Heart Institute | Director Artificial Intelligence in Medicine
Cedars-Sinai Health System
Mina K. Chung
Staff Cardiologist & Professor of Medicine in the Section of Pacing and Electrophysiology
Cleveland Clinic
Daniel Cooper
Professor of Medicine | Director of the Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology Fellowship
Washington University School of Medicine
Brynn Dechert-Crooks
Pediatric Electrophysiology Nurse Practitioner
University of Michigan Congenital Heart Center
Isabel Deisenhofer
Head, Department of Electrophysiology
German Heart Center Munich Department of Electrophysiology
Thomas Deneke
Cardiac Electrophysiologist
Clinic for Arrhythmology, University Heart Center Nuremberg, Paracelsus Medical University
Mehak Dhande
Interventional Cardiac Electrophysiologist | Physician Scientist
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Luigi Di Biase
Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology
Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Montefiore Health System
Derek Exner
Chief Medical Officer | Professor
HelpWear Inc. | Cumming School of Medicine at University of Calgary
Martha G. Ferrara
Family Nurse Practitioner | Assistant Director EP Services
White Plains Hospital-Montefiore Health Systems
Aileen Ferrick
Assistant Director of Cardiac Electrophysiology Research | Acute Care Nurse Practitioner
White Plains Hospital
Hamid Ghanbari
Chair of Innovation, Clinical Associate Professor
University of Michigan Cardiovascular Center
Janet K. Han
Associate Professor of Medicine | Cardiac Electrophysiology
UCLA | VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System / UCLA | Digital Health & Virtual Care
Jeroen Hendriks
Professor of Cardiovascular Nursing
Centre for Heart Rhythm Disorders, University of Adelaide
Adrian Hernandez
Executive Director | Vice Dean
Duke Clinical Research Institute | Duke University School of Medicine
Arun Jose
Deputy Director & Head
BRIDGE Centre for Digital Health, Centre for Chronic Disease Control
Rodolphe Katra
Global Chief Artificial Intelligence (AI) Officer and a Technical Fellow
Consilium BioMedical
Robert Kowal
Vice President and General Manager, Cardiac Pacing Therapies | Cardiac Electrophysiologist
Medtronic
Anne Kroman
Associate Professor of Cardiac Electrophysiology | Director of the Lead Management Program, the Cardiac Device Clinic, and MUSC Heart Station
Medical University of South Carolina
Dhanunjaya R. Lakkireddy
Executive Medical Director of the Kansas City Heart Rhythm Institute
HCA Midwest in Overland Park, Kansas
Joshua Lampert
Cardiac Electrophysiologist & Medical Director of Machine Learning
Mount Sinai Heart in The Mount Sinai Hospital
David McManus
Richard M. Haidack Professor and Chair of the Department of Medicine
University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School | UMassMemorial Health
Nishaki Mehta
Associate Professor of Medicine
William Beaumont Oakland University School of Medicine
George Stuart Mendenhall
Cardiac Electrophysiologist and Researcher | Chief Medical Officer
Scripps Memorial Hospital | Everbeat
Faisal Merchant
Director of Cardiac Electrophysiology and Associate Professor of Medicine
Emory Healthcare
Jessica Mullenix
Cardiac Electrophysiology Nurse Practitioner
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Cardiology Office
Devi Nair
Director of the Cardiac Electrophysiology & Research
St. Bernards Medical Center & Arrhythmia Research Group
Sanjiv Narayan
Professor of Medicine | Director of the NIH T32 Computational Medicine Training Program (CHIP) | Co-Director of the Arrhythmia Center
Stanford University
Ken Nelson
Partner | Board Chairman & Investor | Investor & Mentor
Medtech Advantage Fund | CardiaCare | HeartBeam, BloomLife, & HeartX
Jose Osorio
Medical Director of Electrophysiology – HCA Florida Miami | Founder and CMO | Founder and President
HCA Florida Miami | 3PH Alliance | Heart Rhythm Clinical Research Solutions
Deepak Padmanabhan
Assistant Professor
Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research
Ambarish Pandey
Associate Professor of Cardiology in Internal Medicine
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Rod Passman
Jules Reingold Professor of Electrophysiology & Cardiac Electrophysiologist
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
Jonathan Piccini
Cardiac Electrophysiologist & Professor of Medicine and Population Health | Director of the Cardiac Electrophysiology section
Duke University Hospital and the Duke Clinical Research Institute | Duke Heart Center
Jeanne Poole
Cardiac Electrophysiologist | Director | Professor of Cardiology and Medicine
University of Washington Medical Center and School of Medicine
Krishna Pundi
Cardiac Electrophysiologist, Health Services and Outcomes Researcher, Innovator
Palo Alto VA Hospital
Lisa Roelle
Pediatric Electrophysiology Physician Assistant
Washington University in St. Louis & St. Louis Children’s Hospital
Lauren Rousseau
Physician Assistant in the Section of Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Andrea Russo
Academic Chief, Division of Cardiology | Director, Cardiac Electrophysiology and Arrhythmia Services | Director, CCEP Fellowship
Cooper University Hospital
Prashanthan Sanders
Cardiac Electrophysiologist & Director of Cardiac Electrophysiology
University of Adelaide
Andrea Sarkozy
Professor of Cardiology & Free University of Brussels Director
Ventricular Arrhythmia & Sudden Death Unit, UZ Brussel
Samuel F. Sears
Professor in the Departments of Psychology and Cardiovascular Sciences | Division Chief of Innovation and Research | Associate Director of the ECU Cardiology Fellowship
East Carolina Heart Institute
Kalyanam Shivkumar
Professor & Director, Center for Interventional Programs
UCLA Health System, UCLA Cardiac Arrhythmia Center & EP Programs
Jennifer Silva
Co-Founder & CMO | Associate Professor & Director of Pediatric Electrophysiology
SentiAR, Inc. | Washington University in St. Louis
Jagmeet Singh
Professor of Medicine | Cardiac Electrophysiologist & Founding Director of the Resynchronization and Advanced Cardiac Therapeutics Program
Harvard Medical School | Massachusetts General Hospital Heart Center
Konstantinos Siontis
Cardiac Electrophysiologist | Assistant Professor of Medicine at Mayo Clinic | Director of the Cardiac Radioablation
Mayo Clinic
Yekaterina Spivak
Pediatric Electrophysiology Physician Assistant | IBCLC & Co-founder
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia | Welcome Baby 247
Uma Srivatsa
Senior Cardiac Electrophysiologist | Professor and Director of Arrhythmia Services
University of California – Davis
Kamala Tamirisa
Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiologist | Associate Professor of Internal Medicine in the Division of Cardiology | Director of Electrophysiology Research
UT Southwestern Medical Center
Kevin Thomas
Vice Dean for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion | Professor of Medicine, Cardiac Electrophysiologist, Health Disparities Researcher
Duke University Health System
John Triedman
Professor of Pediatrics | Former Chief of Pediatric EP
Harvard Medical School | Boston Children’s Hospital
Mintu Turakhia
Chief Medical and Scientific Officer + EVP, Product Management and Innovation | Professor of Medicine and Cardiac Electrophysiologist
iRhythm Technologies, Inc. | Stanford University
Paul Varosy
VA Eastern Colorado Health Care System | University of Colorado School of Medicine | Veterans Health Administration Cardiology
Nicholas Von Bergen
Professor of Pediatrics in Pediatric Cardiac Electrophysiologist | Co-Founder
University of Wisconsin-Madison | Atrility Medical, LLC
Elaine Wan
Esther Aboodi Associate Professor of Medicine in Cardiology and Cardiac Electrophysiology | Attending Physician at New York-Presbyterian Hospital
Columbia University Medical Center, College of Physicians and Surgeons | New York-Presbyterian Hospital
Ramsey Wehbe
Heart Failure Cardiologist & Assistant Professor of Medicine
Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston
J. Peter Weiss
Cardiac Electrophysiologist
Banner University of Arizona Medical Center Phoenix (BUMCP)
Rebecca Yapejian
CRM Senior Field Clinical Representative | Cardiac Electrophysiology Nurse Practitioner | Former Software Engineer
Boston Scientific | DOCS Health Careers
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Programs-at-a-Glance
Events
September 18, 2026
2026-09-18
Main Stage 1
01:10 PM (EDT)
– 01:55 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
Computable Cardiology: How AI is Transforming the Future of Cardiovascular Medicine
Computable Cardiology: How AI is Transforming the Future of Cardiovascular Medicine
Murali Aravamudan | Jonathan Piccini
Murali Aravamudan, Co-Founder and CEO of nference, joins Dr. Jonathan Piccini for a visionary main tent conversation exploring how artificial intelligence is redefining cardiovascular medicine. A serial entrepreneur and engineer with a track record of building transformative technology companies, Murali has turned his focus to life sciences through nference and its affiliated ventures, leveraging AI to make biomedical knowledge computable at unprecedented scale.
Together, Murali and Dr. Piccini will examine how massive multimodal datasets—from electronic health records to imaging, genomics, and physiologic signals—are enabling a new era of predictive and precision cardiovascular care. The discussion will explore the intersection of AI, electrophysiology, and translational innovation, including how partnerships between technology companies, health systems, and clinicians can accelerate discovery and improve patient outcomes. Attendees will gain insight into the opportunities and challenges of implementing AI in real-world practice, the evolving role of data-driven medicine, and what the next decade of intelligent cardiovascular care may look like.
2026-09-18
Main Stage 1
02:00 PM (EDT)
– 02:45 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
Is AF Mapping Ready for Routine Clinical Procedure?
Is AF Mapping Ready for Routine Clinical Procedure?
Vadim Fedorov | Prapa Kanagaratnam
2026-09-18
Main Stage 2
02:00 PM (EDT)
– 02:45 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
AI in Arrhythmia Care: Opportunities, Pitfalls, and Practical Applications for Allied Professionals
AI in Arrhythmia Care: Opportunities, Pitfalls, and Practical Applications for Allied Professionals
Sean Shoffstall | Erika Zado
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how we detect, diagnose, and manage arrhythmias—but what is the role of digital transformation in achieving sustainable healthcare delivery? This session unpacks the promise and the challenges of AI in heart rhythm care, from wearable devices that flag arrhythmias in real time to decision-support algorithms that guide risk assessment and personalized therapy. Participants will discuss common pitfalls (including bias, data privacy, and workflow integration) and explore practical ways to harness AI tools for patient care, device management, and interprofessional collaboration. Whether you’re a nurse, technician, pharmacist, or physician assistant, you’ll gain the knowledge and confidence to critically evaluate new technologies, optimize patient outcomes, and become a champion for responsible innovation in your clinical setting.
2026-09-18
Main Stage 1
03:00 PM (EDT)
– 04:20 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
Pitch Competition I
Pitch Competition I
Robert Kowal (Judge) | Mintu Turakhia (Judge)
The HRX 2026 Pitch Competition provides cardiovascular startups with a platform to present their innovative products, services, and solutions to a distinguished panel of judges and potential investors and win cash prices. The top five teams selected will compete on the HRX Main Stage. Each team will have ~5-10 minutes to creatively pitch their innovative idea, followed by five minutes to field questions from judges and attendees.
2026-09-18
Main Stage 2
03:15 PM (EDT)
– 04:00 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
Leveraging New Technology to Expand Access to Arrhythmia Care in Underserved Populations
Leveraging New Technology to Expand Access to Arrhythmia Care in Underserved Populations
Melissa Middeldorp | Heather Ross | Deepthy Varghese
Arrhythmia care is often a necessity—but not all patients have equal access to cutting-edge treatments, timely diagnoses, or educational resources. In this interactive session, allied professionals will explore the barriers faced by underserved communities—including rural, low-income, and minority populations—in accessing effective heart rhythm care. We will discuss the role of the allied professional in leveraging telehealth, mobile clinics, wearable technology, community education, and culturally sensitive care models.
2026-09-18
Hyde Park
03:40 PM (EDT)
– 04:00 PM (EDT)
Hyde Park
Hot Takes Exchange: ASCs Will Improve EP Care Delivery and Access
Hot Takes Exchange: ASCs Will Improve EP Care Delivery and Access
Hot Takes Exchange sessions are held in an open space without slides. Come listen to two speakers exchange bold opinions, challenge the status quo, and engage in a fun, lively discussion on today’s most debated topics in electrophysiology.
2026-09-18
Hyde Park
04:30 PM (EDT)
– 04:50 PM (EDT)
Hyde Park
Hot Takes Exchange: The 12-lead ECG Has Been Around For a While, Can’t We Find Something Better?
Hot Takes Exchange: The 12-lead ECG Has Been Around For a While, Can’t We Find Something Better?
Zak Loring
Hot Takes Exchange sessions are held in an open space without slides. Come listen to two speakers exchange bold opinions, challenge the status quo, and engage in a fun, lively discussion on today’s most debated topics in electrophysiology.
2026-09-18
Main Stage 2
04:45 PM (EDT)
– 05:30 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
2026-09-18
Main Stage 1
04:45 PM (EDT)
– 05:30 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
Can Gene Therapy Deliver the Promise of Personalized EP Therapy?
Can Gene Therapy Deliver the Promise of Personalized EP Therapy?
Cardiac genetics offers a compelling test case for digitally enabled precision medicine—where the convergence of genomics and continuous data has the potential to fundamentally reshape how risk is understood, monitored, and managed. This session will explore these themes as well as the potential for interventional therapies that can fundamentally change outcomes.
September 19, 2026
2026-09-19
Main Stage 1
08:00 AM (EDT)
– 08:45 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
Scaling Innovation: Leadership, Strategy, and the Future of Cardiac Arrhythmia Care
Scaling Innovation: Leadership, Strategy, and the Future of Cardiac Arrhythmia Care
Rebecca Seidel | Suneet Mittal
Rebecca Seidel, Senior Vice President and President of Cardiac Ablation Solutions at Medtronic, joins Dr. Suneet Mittal for a dynamic main tent conversation focused on what it takes to scale innovation in one of the fastest-growing sectors in MedTech. With more than two decades of leadership experience and oversight of a billion-dollar global business, Rebecca has led major acquisitions, accelerated innovation pipelines, and driven the commercialization of transformative cardiac technologies.
Together, Rebecca and Dr. Mittal will explore how organizations can successfully bridge the gap between breakthrough concepts and real-world clinical impact. The discussion will examine the strategic decisions behind building and integrating innovation, navigating market disruption, fostering high-performing teams, and shaping the future of cardiac ablation technologies. Attendees will gain insight into leadership at scale, the evolving competitive landscape in electrophysiology, and how industry leaders are positioning the next generation of therapies to improve outcomes for patients worldwide.
2026-09-19
Main Stage 1
08:50 AM (EDT)
– 09:35 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
Seeing the Future with ICE
Seeing the Future with ICE
Tina Baykaner
Catheter-based treatment of cardiac arrhythmias and Left Atrial Appendage Occlusion has seen tremendous advances in the past decade, lastly with a stronger trend toward integrated concomitant procedures. With evolving clinical needs and interventional workflows, the community continues to aim at improved efficacy, efficiency and safety for patients and staff, ultimately leading to the best treatment across complex patient populations. For Intraprocedural guidance as a cornerstone enabling understanding and navigating within the human anatomy, main modalities of choice today are Electro anatomical Mapping (EAM) and Intracardiac Echocardiography (ICE) for ablation, as well as Fluoroscopy and Transesophageal Echocardiography (TEE) for Left Atrial Appendage Occlusion. With a continued trend toward fully anatomically guided ablation approaches with modern PFA ablation systems, as well as concomitant treatment of LAAC, this session aims to discuss strategies and innovative technologies to enable individual and combined workflows through interventional cardiac image guidance using ICE. A specific focus here is to review where today’s workflows are challenged using different guidance solutions as well as the trend toward more integrated and combined procedures, and the need for reliable, intuitive, and precise navigation as a key requirement for optimal treatment.
2026-09-19
Main Stage 2
08:50 AM (EDT)
– 09:35 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
Social Robotica and Future of Patient Education as Part of Innovative Care Models
Social Robotica and Future of Patient Education as Part of Innovative Care Models
Sirena Bridges | Trudie Lobban
This discussion explores how socially assistive robotics (“social robotica”) can enhance patient education by delivering consistent, personalized, and engaging coaching at the bedside, in clinics, and at home. We’ll review current use cases (e.g., medication adherence, rehab support, patient information, risk factor and lifestyle modification, chronic disease self-management), what the evidence says about patient outcomes and equity, and how robots can integrate with care teams and digital health tools. Participants will discuss practical design and implementation considerations—workflow fit, accessibility, privacy, trust, and safety—and leave with a framework for evaluating where social robots add real value in integrated care.
2026-09-19
Main Stage 2
09:40 AM (EDT)
– 10:25 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
LAA Occlusion Devices: Iterating, Innovating, and Improving
LAA Occlusion Devices: Iterating, Innovating, and Improving
2026-09-19
Main Stage 1
09:40 AM (EDT)
– 10:25 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
2026-09-19
Hyde Park
10:25 AM (EDT)
– 10:45 AM (EDT)
Hyde Park
Hot Takes Exchange: Stroke Prevention in 2030 Will Mostly Be
Hot Takes Exchange: Stroke Prevention in 2030 Will Mostly Be
Peter Zimetbaum
Hot Takes Exchange sessions are held in an open space without slides. Come listen to two speakers exchange bold opinions, challenge the status quo, and engage in a fun, lively discussion on today’s most debated topics in electrophysiology.
2026-09-19
Main Stage 2
10:45 AM (EDT)
– 11:30 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
Future of Drug Delivery in EP: Pills are So Yesterday
Future of Drug Delivery in EP: Pills are So Yesterday
Kristen Bova Campbell | Neal Bhatia
2026-09-19
Main Stage 2
11:35 AM (EDT)
– 12:20 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
Autonomous and Assistive EP Procedural Systems
Autonomous and Assistive EP Procedural Systems
J. Peter Weiss
Robotic navigation, AI-assisted mapping, and automated lesion delivery are redefining procedural EP. This forward-looking session examines the feasibility, safety, and workflow transformation of semi-autonomous and autonomous EP labs.
2026-09-19
Hyde Park
12:20 PM (EDT)
– 12:40 PM (EDT)
Hyde Park
Hot Takes Exchange: Site-less Clinical Trials are the Future of Research
Hot Takes Exchange: Site-less Clinical Trials are the Future of Research
Christine Albert | Gregory Marcus
Hot Takes Exchange sessions are held in an open space without slides. Come listen to two speakers exchange bold opinions, challenge the status quo, and engage in a fun, lively discussion on today’s most debated topics in electrophysiology.
2026-09-19
Hyde Park
01:00 PM (EDT)
– 01:20 PM (EDT)
Hyde Park
Hot Takes Exchange: VT Ablation Will Render the ICD Obsolete Within 10 Years
Hot Takes Exchange: VT Ablation Will Render the ICD Obsolete Within 10 Years
Hot Takes Exchange sessions are held in an open space without slides. Come listen to two speakers exchange bold opinions, challenge the status quo, and engage in a fun, lively discussion on today’s most debated topics in electrophysiology.
2026-09-19
Main Stage 1
01:30 PM (EDT)
– 02:15 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
Pitch Competition II
Pitch Competition II
Robert Kowal (Judge) | Mintu Turakhia (Judge)
The HRX 2026 Pitch Competition provides cardiovascular startups with a platform to present their innovative products, services, and solutions to a distinguished panel of judges and potential investors and win cash prices. The top ten teams selected will compete on the HRX Main Stage. Each team will have ~5-10 minutes to creatively pitch their innovative idea, followed by five minutes to field questions from judges and attendees.
2026-09-19
Hyde Park
02:55 PM (EDT)
– 03:15 PM (EDT)
Hyde Park
Hot Takes Exchange: Mapping in AF is a Moonshot
Hot Takes Exchange: Mapping in AF is a Moonshot
Melanie Gunawardene | Sanjiv Narayan
Hot Takes Exchange sessions are held in an open space without slides. Come listen to two speakers exchange bold opinions, challenge the status quo, and engage in a fun, lively discussion on today’s most debated topics in electrophysiology.
2026-09-19
Main Stage 1
03:15 PM (EDT)
– 04:00 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
Precision Energy Delivery in EP: Programmable Ablation Platforms
Precision Energy Delivery in EP: Programmable Ablation Platforms
Andrea Sarkozy
We aren’t just changing the tool; we are changing the physics of the procedure. By moving to programmable platforms, we give the electrophysiologist the ‘knobs’ to tune therapy in real-time, moving EP from a practiced art to a precise science.
2026-09-19
Main Stage 1
04:05 PM (EDT)
– 04:50 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
2026-09-19
Main Stage 2
04:05 PM (EDT)
– 04:50 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
September 20, 2026
2026-09-20
Main Stage 1
08:00 AM (EDT)
– 08:45 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
The Spark That Changed Electrophysiology: Discovery, Disruption, and the Future of Arrhythmia Care
The Spark That Changed Electrophysiology: Discovery, Disruption, and the Future of Arrhythmia Care
Michel Haissaguerre | Prashanthan Sanders
Few electrophysiologists have shaped the field as deeply or as repeatedly as Professor Michel Haïssaguerre. Best known for the seminal discovery that pulmonary vein triggers initiate atrial fibrillation, a finding that transformed AF from a largely medical disease into an ablation target, his contribution extends far beyond a single landmark observation.
Across his career, Professor Haïssaguerre has been at the forefront of the ideas, techniques and technologies that now define daily electrophysiology practice. His work helped establish curative catheter ablation for AVNRT and AVRT, advanced the mechanistic understanding and ablation of ventricular fibrillation, and the recognition of early repolarisation syndromes. He has also been closely linked to the development and clinical adoption of tools that changed how electrophysiologists see and treat arrhythmias, including circular pulmonary vein mapping, and multipolar mapping technologies such as the PentaRay catheter. More recently focused on non-invasive mapping to improve our understanding of arrhythmia mechanisms.
In this main tent conversation, Professor Haïssaguerre joins Professor Prashanthan Sanders to reflect on a career defined by clinical observation, scientific courage and technological innovation. The discussion will trace how disruptive ideas move from the laboratory and catheterisation laboratory into global standards of care: from the early days of supraventricular tachycardia ablation, through the pulmonary vein discovery in AF, to ventricular fibrillation mapping, inherited arrhythmia syndromes, and the next frontiers in ablation science.
This session offers attendees a rare opportunity to hear from one of the defining innovators of modern electrophysiology, not only about the discoveries that changed the field, but about the mindset required to make them.
2026-09-20
Main Stage 2
08:50 AM (EDT)
– 09:35 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
Latent Intelligence and Patient Needs: Clinical Judgment in AI-Driven Electrophysiology
Latent Intelligence and Patient Needs: Clinical Judgment in AI-Driven Electrophysiology
Joshua Lampert | Ivan Nenadic Wood
2026-09-20
Main Stage 1
08:50 AM (EDT)
– 09:35 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
Next Generation Mediastinal and Epicardial Technologies & Techniques
Next Generation Mediastinal and Epicardial Technologies & Techniques
Ed Manicka | Venkatakrishna Tholakanahalli
2026-09-20
Hyde Park
09:40 AM (EDT)
– 10:00 AM (EDT)
Hyde Park
Hot Takes Exchange: We Can Cure Atrial Fibrillation
Hot Takes Exchange: We Can Cure Atrial Fibrillation
Kamala Tamirisa
Hot Takes Exchange sessions are held in an open space without slides. Come listen to two speakers exchange bold opinions, challenge the status quo, and engage in a fun, lively discussion on today’s most debated topics in electrophysiology.
2026-09-20
Main Stage 2
10:45 AM (EDT)
– 11:30 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
Innovation & Development of New Tools for Lead Extraction
Innovation & Development of New Tools for Lead Extraction
Ulrika Bergersdotter-Green
2026-09-20
Main Stage 1
10:45 AM (EDT)
– 11:30 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
The Next PFA Frontier – Ventricular Ablation
The Next PFA Frontier – Ventricular Ablation
Edward Gerstenfeld
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Michael Adjei-Mosi
Second Year Medical Student
Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons
T. Massey Arrington
Assistant Vice President for Pulmonary, Respiratory, and Sleep Services
Wellstar Health System
Shanti Bansal
Chief Executive Officer | Electrophysiologist
Octagos Health | Houston Heart Rhythm PLLC
Maria Berkman
Head of MedTech, Broadview Ventures | Managing Director, Longview Ventures
Broadview Ventures and Longview Ventures
Neal Bhatia
Cardiac Electrophysiologist | Co-Director of the Complex Ventricular Tachycardia Ablation Program
Emory University Hospital System
Kenneth Bilchick
Associate Professor of Medicine | Clinical Cardiologist & Electrophysiologist
University of Virginia
Christopher Cheung
Cardiologist & Cardiac Electrophysiologist | Assistant Professor
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre | University of Toronto in Toronto, Canada
Benjamin D’Souza
Associate Professor | Section Chief of Cardiac Electrophysiology and EP Lab Director
Penn Medicine
Kenneth Ellenbogen
Director of Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology and Pacing | Kimmerling Chair of Cardiology | President
Virginia Commonwealth University | Heart Rhythm Society
Shavini Fernando
Founder & CEO | WBJ 40 under 40 (2022)| TedX Speaker | VR, WEB Designer Developer
OxiWear
Tony Fiola
Vice President & General Manager
Global Cardiac Diagnostic Services Franchise at Boston Scientific
Stephen Flaim
Senior Special Advisor & Investor-In-Residence | President | Director
National Heart Lung and Blood Institute, NIH | Flaim Partners Consulting | Haima Therapeutics
Ante Harxhi
Head of Therapeutic Area & Medical Innovation, Cardiovascular-Metabolics
Johnson & Johnson
Matthew Kalscheur
Cardiac Electrophysiologist & Clinical Informaticist
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health
Dziugile Kersnauskaite
Resident Doctor Specializing in Cardiology
Vilnius University Hospital Santaros
Rohan Khera
Cardiologist-Data Scientist & Director of the Cardiovascular Data Science (CarDS) Lab | Clinical Director of the Center of Health Informatics and Analytics | Associate Editor
Yale University | CORE | JAMA
Douglas Kirsch
Medical Director | Clinical Professor in the Department of Neurology
Atrium Health Sleep Medicine | Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Jennifer Kozen
Assistant Director of the External Heart Rhythm and Rate Devices Team
US Food & Drug Administration
Erik Kulstad
Attending Physician | Professor of Emergency Medicine | Co-Founder
Parkland Hospital Emergency Department | University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center | Attune Medical
Adriana Mares
Student Researcher & Medical Student | Founder
Yale School of Medicine | Institute of Cardiology at El Paso
Michael Markl
Professor & Vice Chair for Research in the Department of Radiology | President
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine | Society for Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance
Rachita Navara
Co-founder & CEO of SafeBeat (YC S21) | EP Cardiologist | Engineer | NIH-funded Principal Investigator
SafeBeat Rx
Hitendra Patel
Medical Director Wellstar Sleep Program, Wellstar Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine
WellStar Health System
Amber Seiler
Chief Operating Officer | EP Nurse Practitioner & Arrhythmia Program Services Coordinator
CV Remote Solutions | LeBauer Cardiology
Ravi Shah
Cardiac Electrophysiologist | Co-founder and Clinical Lead, AI in Cardiology Research Collaboration
Atrium Health Sanger HVI I Penn State
Karandeep Singh
Chief Health AI Officer | Jacobs Chancellor’s Endowed Chair
UC San Diego Health | UC San Diego
Jake Sunshine
Associate Professor | Research Scientist | Past Founder and Chief Medical Officer
UW School of Medicine | Google | Sound Life Sciences (acquired by Google)
Kirsten Tullia
Senior Vice President, Payment and Health Care Delivery Policy & Head of Research
Advanced Medical Technology Association (AdvaMed)
Manish Wadhwa
Chief Medical Officer | Cardiac Electrophysiologist
Philips Ambulatory Monitoring and Diagnostics | San Diego Arrhythmia Associates
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Events
September 18, 2026
2026-09-18
Main Stage 1
01:10 PM (EDT)
– 01:55 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
Computable Cardiology: How AI is Transforming the Future of Cardiovascular Medicine
Computable Cardiology: How AI is Transforming the Future of Cardiovascular Medicine
Murali Aravamudan | Jonathan Piccini
Murali Aravamudan, Co-Founder and CEO of nference, joins Dr. Jonathan Piccini for a visionary main tent conversation exploring how artificial intelligence is redefining cardiovascular medicine. A serial entrepreneur and engineer with a track record of building transformative technology companies, Murali has turned his focus to life sciences through nference and its affiliated ventures, leveraging AI to make biomedical knowledge computable at unprecedented scale.
Together, Murali and Dr. Piccini will examine how massive multimodal datasets—from electronic health records to imaging, genomics, and physiologic signals—are enabling a new era of predictive and precision cardiovascular care. The discussion will explore the intersection of AI, electrophysiology, and translational innovation, including how partnerships between technology companies, health systems, and clinicians can accelerate discovery and improve patient outcomes. Attendees will gain insight into the opportunities and challenges of implementing AI in real-world practice, the evolving role of data-driven medicine, and what the next decade of intelligent cardiovascular care may look like.
2026-09-18
Main Stage 1
02:00 PM (EDT)
– 02:45 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
Is AF Mapping Ready for Routine Clinical Procedure?
Is AF Mapping Ready for Routine Clinical Procedure?
Vadim Fedorov | Prapa Kanagaratnam
2026-09-18
Main Stage 2
02:00 PM (EDT)
– 02:45 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
AI in Arrhythmia Care: Opportunities, Pitfalls, and Practical Applications for Allied Professionals
AI in Arrhythmia Care: Opportunities, Pitfalls, and Practical Applications for Allied Professionals
Sean Shoffstall | Erika Zado
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how we detect, diagnose, and manage arrhythmias—but what is the role of digital transformation in achieving sustainable healthcare delivery? This session unpacks the promise and the challenges of AI in heart rhythm care, from wearable devices that flag arrhythmias in real time to decision-support algorithms that guide risk assessment and personalized therapy. Participants will discuss common pitfalls (including bias, data privacy, and workflow integration) and explore practical ways to harness AI tools for patient care, device management, and interprofessional collaboration. Whether you’re a nurse, technician, pharmacist, or physician assistant, you’ll gain the knowledge and confidence to critically evaluate new technologies, optimize patient outcomes, and become a champion for responsible innovation in your clinical setting.
2026-09-18
Main Stage 1
03:00 PM (EDT)
– 04:20 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
Pitch Competition I
Pitch Competition I
Robert Kowal (Judge) | Mintu Turakhia (Judge)
The HRX 2026 Pitch Competition provides cardiovascular startups with a platform to present their innovative products, services, and solutions to a distinguished panel of judges and potential investors and win cash prices. The top five teams selected will compete on the HRX Main Stage. Each team will have ~5-10 minutes to creatively pitch their innovative idea, followed by five minutes to field questions from judges and attendees.
2026-09-18
Main Stage 2
03:15 PM (EDT)
– 04:00 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
Leveraging New Technology to Expand Access to Arrhythmia Care in Underserved Populations
Leveraging New Technology to Expand Access to Arrhythmia Care in Underserved Populations
Melissa Middeldorp | Heather Ross | Deepthy Varghese
Arrhythmia care is often a necessity—but not all patients have equal access to cutting-edge treatments, timely diagnoses, or educational resources. In this interactive session, allied professionals will explore the barriers faced by underserved communities—including rural, low-income, and minority populations—in accessing effective heart rhythm care. We will discuss the role of the allied professional in leveraging telehealth, mobile clinics, wearable technology, community education, and culturally sensitive care models.
2026-09-18
Hyde Park
03:40 PM (EDT)
– 04:00 PM (EDT)
Hyde Park
Hot Takes Exchange: ASCs Will Improve EP Care Delivery and Access
Hot Takes Exchange: ASCs Will Improve EP Care Delivery and Access
Hot Takes Exchange sessions are held in an open space without slides. Come listen to two speakers exchange bold opinions, challenge the status quo, and engage in a fun, lively discussion on today’s most debated topics in electrophysiology.
2026-09-18
Hyde Park
04:30 PM (EDT)
– 04:50 PM (EDT)
Hyde Park
Hot Takes Exchange: The 12-lead ECG Has Been Around For a While, Can’t We Find Something Better?
Hot Takes Exchange: The 12-lead ECG Has Been Around For a While, Can’t We Find Something Better?
Zak Loring
Hot Takes Exchange sessions are held in an open space without slides. Come listen to two speakers exchange bold opinions, challenge the status quo, and engage in a fun, lively discussion on today’s most debated topics in electrophysiology.
2026-09-18
Main Stage 2
04:45 PM (EDT)
– 05:30 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
2026-09-18
Main Stage 1
04:45 PM (EDT)
– 05:30 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
Can Gene Therapy Deliver the Promise of Personalized EP Therapy?
Can Gene Therapy Deliver the Promise of Personalized EP Therapy?
Cardiac genetics offers a compelling test case for digitally enabled precision medicine—where the convergence of genomics and continuous data has the potential to fundamentally reshape how risk is understood, monitored, and managed. This session will explore these themes as well as the potential for interventional therapies that can fundamentally change outcomes.
September 19, 2026
2026-09-19
Main Stage 1
08:00 AM (EDT)
– 08:45 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
Scaling Innovation: Leadership, Strategy, and the Future of Cardiac Arrhythmia Care
Scaling Innovation: Leadership, Strategy, and the Future of Cardiac Arrhythmia Care
Rebecca Seidel | Suneet Mittal
Rebecca Seidel, Senior Vice President and President of Cardiac Ablation Solutions at Medtronic, joins Dr. Suneet Mittal for a dynamic main tent conversation focused on what it takes to scale innovation in one of the fastest-growing sectors in MedTech. With more than two decades of leadership experience and oversight of a billion-dollar global business, Rebecca has led major acquisitions, accelerated innovation pipelines, and driven the commercialization of transformative cardiac technologies.
Together, Rebecca and Dr. Mittal will explore how organizations can successfully bridge the gap between breakthrough concepts and real-world clinical impact. The discussion will examine the strategic decisions behind building and integrating innovation, navigating market disruption, fostering high-performing teams, and shaping the future of cardiac ablation technologies. Attendees will gain insight into leadership at scale, the evolving competitive landscape in electrophysiology, and how industry leaders are positioning the next generation of therapies to improve outcomes for patients worldwide.
2026-09-19
Main Stage 1
08:50 AM (EDT)
– 09:35 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
Seeing the Future with ICE
Seeing the Future with ICE
Tina Baykaner
Catheter-based treatment of cardiac arrhythmias and Left Atrial Appendage Occlusion has seen tremendous advances in the past decade, lastly with a stronger trend toward integrated concomitant procedures. With evolving clinical needs and interventional workflows, the community continues to aim at improved efficacy, efficiency and safety for patients and staff, ultimately leading to the best treatment across complex patient populations. For Intraprocedural guidance as a cornerstone enabling understanding and navigating within the human anatomy, main modalities of choice today are Electro anatomical Mapping (EAM) and Intracardiac Echocardiography (ICE) for ablation, as well as Fluoroscopy and Transesophageal Echocardiography (TEE) for Left Atrial Appendage Occlusion. With a continued trend toward fully anatomically guided ablation approaches with modern PFA ablation systems, as well as concomitant treatment of LAAC, this session aims to discuss strategies and innovative technologies to enable individual and combined workflows through interventional cardiac image guidance using ICE. A specific focus here is to review where today’s workflows are challenged using different guidance solutions as well as the trend toward more integrated and combined procedures, and the need for reliable, intuitive, and precise navigation as a key requirement for optimal treatment.
2026-09-19
Main Stage 2
08:50 AM (EDT)
– 09:35 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
Social Robotica and Future of Patient Education as Part of Innovative Care Models
Social Robotica and Future of Patient Education as Part of Innovative Care Models
Sirena Bridges | Trudie Lobban
This discussion explores how socially assistive robotics (“social robotica”) can enhance patient education by delivering consistent, personalized, and engaging coaching at the bedside, in clinics, and at home. We’ll review current use cases (e.g., medication adherence, rehab support, patient information, risk factor and lifestyle modification, chronic disease self-management), what the evidence says about patient outcomes and equity, and how robots can integrate with care teams and digital health tools. Participants will discuss practical design and implementation considerations—workflow fit, accessibility, privacy, trust, and safety—and leave with a framework for evaluating where social robots add real value in integrated care.
2026-09-19
Main Stage 2
09:40 AM (EDT)
– 10:25 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
LAA Occlusion Devices: Iterating, Innovating, and Improving
LAA Occlusion Devices: Iterating, Innovating, and Improving
2026-09-19
Main Stage 1
09:40 AM (EDT)
– 10:25 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
2026-09-19
Hyde Park
10:25 AM (EDT)
– 10:45 AM (EDT)
Hyde Park
Hot Takes Exchange: Stroke Prevention in 2030 Will Mostly Be
Hot Takes Exchange: Stroke Prevention in 2030 Will Mostly Be
Peter Zimetbaum
Hot Takes Exchange sessions are held in an open space without slides. Come listen to two speakers exchange bold opinions, challenge the status quo, and engage in a fun, lively discussion on today’s most debated topics in electrophysiology.
2026-09-19
Main Stage 2
10:45 AM (EDT)
– 11:30 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
Future of Drug Delivery in EP: Pills are So Yesterday
Future of Drug Delivery in EP: Pills are So Yesterday
Kristen Bova Campbell | Neal Bhatia
2026-09-19
Main Stage 2
11:35 AM (EDT)
– 12:20 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
Autonomous and Assistive EP Procedural Systems
Autonomous and Assistive EP Procedural Systems
J. Peter Weiss
Robotic navigation, AI-assisted mapping, and automated lesion delivery are redefining procedural EP. This forward-looking session examines the feasibility, safety, and workflow transformation of semi-autonomous and autonomous EP labs.
2026-09-19
Hyde Park
12:20 PM (EDT)
– 12:40 PM (EDT)
Hyde Park
Hot Takes Exchange: Site-less Clinical Trials are the Future of Research
Hot Takes Exchange: Site-less Clinical Trials are the Future of Research
Christine Albert | Gregory Marcus
Hot Takes Exchange sessions are held in an open space without slides. Come listen to two speakers exchange bold opinions, challenge the status quo, and engage in a fun, lively discussion on today’s most debated topics in electrophysiology.
2026-09-19
Hyde Park
01:00 PM (EDT)
– 01:20 PM (EDT)
Hyde Park
Hot Takes Exchange: VT Ablation Will Render the ICD Obsolete Within 10 Years
Hot Takes Exchange: VT Ablation Will Render the ICD Obsolete Within 10 Years
Hot Takes Exchange sessions are held in an open space without slides. Come listen to two speakers exchange bold opinions, challenge the status quo, and engage in a fun, lively discussion on today’s most debated topics in electrophysiology.
2026-09-19
Main Stage 1
01:30 PM (EDT)
– 02:15 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
Pitch Competition II
Pitch Competition II
Robert Kowal (Judge) | Mintu Turakhia (Judge)
The HRX 2026 Pitch Competition provides cardiovascular startups with a platform to present their innovative products, services, and solutions to a distinguished panel of judges and potential investors and win cash prices. The top ten teams selected will compete on the HRX Main Stage. Each team will have ~5-10 minutes to creatively pitch their innovative idea, followed by five minutes to field questions from judges and attendees.
2026-09-19
Hyde Park
02:55 PM (EDT)
– 03:15 PM (EDT)
Hyde Park
Hot Takes Exchange: Mapping in AF is a Moonshot
Hot Takes Exchange: Mapping in AF is a Moonshot
Melanie Gunawardene | Sanjiv Narayan
Hot Takes Exchange sessions are held in an open space without slides. Come listen to two speakers exchange bold opinions, challenge the status quo, and engage in a fun, lively discussion on today’s most debated topics in electrophysiology.
2026-09-19
Main Stage 1
03:15 PM (EDT)
– 04:00 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
Precision Energy Delivery in EP: Programmable Ablation Platforms
Precision Energy Delivery in EP: Programmable Ablation Platforms
Andrea Sarkozy
We aren’t just changing the tool; we are changing the physics of the procedure. By moving to programmable platforms, we give the electrophysiologist the ‘knobs’ to tune therapy in real-time, moving EP from a practiced art to a precise science.
2026-09-19
Main Stage 1
04:05 PM (EDT)
– 04:50 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
2026-09-19
Main Stage 2
04:05 PM (EDT)
– 04:50 PM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
September 20, 2026
2026-09-20
Main Stage 1
08:00 AM (EDT)
– 08:45 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
The Spark That Changed Electrophysiology: Discovery, Disruption, and the Future of Arrhythmia Care
The Spark That Changed Electrophysiology: Discovery, Disruption, and the Future of Arrhythmia Care
Michel Haissaguerre | Prashanthan Sanders
Few electrophysiologists have shaped the field as deeply or as repeatedly as Professor Michel Haïssaguerre. Best known for the seminal discovery that pulmonary vein triggers initiate atrial fibrillation, a finding that transformed AF from a largely medical disease into an ablation target, his contribution extends far beyond a single landmark observation.
Across his career, Professor Haïssaguerre has been at the forefront of the ideas, techniques and technologies that now define daily electrophysiology practice. His work helped establish curative catheter ablation for AVNRT and AVRT, advanced the mechanistic understanding and ablation of ventricular fibrillation, and the recognition of early repolarisation syndromes. He has also been closely linked to the development and clinical adoption of tools that changed how electrophysiologists see and treat arrhythmias, including circular pulmonary vein mapping, and multipolar mapping technologies such as the PentaRay catheter. More recently focused on non-invasive mapping to improve our understanding of arrhythmia mechanisms.
In this main tent conversation, Professor Haïssaguerre joins Professor Prashanthan Sanders to reflect on a career defined by clinical observation, scientific courage and technological innovation. The discussion will trace how disruptive ideas move from the laboratory and catheterisation laboratory into global standards of care: from the early days of supraventricular tachycardia ablation, through the pulmonary vein discovery in AF, to ventricular fibrillation mapping, inherited arrhythmia syndromes, and the next frontiers in ablation science.
This session offers attendees a rare opportunity to hear from one of the defining innovators of modern electrophysiology, not only about the discoveries that changed the field, but about the mindset required to make them.
2026-09-20
Main Stage 2
08:50 AM (EDT)
– 09:35 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
Latent Intelligence and Patient Needs: Clinical Judgment in AI-Driven Electrophysiology
Latent Intelligence and Patient Needs: Clinical Judgment in AI-Driven Electrophysiology
Joshua Lampert | Ivan Nenadic Wood
2026-09-20
Main Stage 1
08:50 AM (EDT)
– 09:35 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
Next Generation Mediastinal and Epicardial Technologies & Techniques
Next Generation Mediastinal and Epicardial Technologies & Techniques
Ed Manicka | Venkatakrishna Tholakanahalli
2026-09-20
Hyde Park
09:40 AM (EDT)
– 10:00 AM (EDT)
Hyde Park
Hot Takes Exchange: We Can Cure Atrial Fibrillation
Hot Takes Exchange: We Can Cure Atrial Fibrillation
Kamala Tamirisa
Hot Takes Exchange sessions are held in an open space without slides. Come listen to two speakers exchange bold opinions, challenge the status quo, and engage in a fun, lively discussion on today’s most debated topics in electrophysiology.
2026-09-20
Main Stage 2
10:45 AM (EDT)
– 11:30 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 2
Innovation & Development of New Tools for Lead Extraction
Innovation & Development of New Tools for Lead Extraction
Ulrika Bergersdotter-Green
2026-09-20
Main Stage 1
10:45 AM (EDT)
– 11:30 AM (EDT)
Main Stage 1
The Next PFA Frontier – Ventricular Ablation
The Next PFA Frontier – Ventricular Ablation
Edward Gerstenfeld
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