Researchers at Heart
The Network of AHA/ASA Research Awardees
Research funding from the American Heart Association places awardees in the network of more than 30,000 investigators. Researchers at Heart: The network of AHA/ASA awardees was created to make the most of this researcher network by providing resources, programs and communications designed to keep AHA-funded investigators close to the AHA throughout their careers.
Alumni Directory
The Researchers at Heart Alumni Map and Directory are your resources for staying in touch with other awardees around the world. Log in to access contact information, science topics and AHA award histories of your fellow awardees.
Newest Awardees
The AHA activates new awards several times per year. Why not reach out to those in your institution or your field to welcome them to the this elite group of investigators?
Funding and Awards
Explore the research funding and council award programs available to support your professional journey.
News & Events
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See just-announced funding opportunities and happenings around the AHA. Learn about Research alumni who are publishing their work, giving talks, and interacting in their communities.
My Custom Profile
Your AHA Professional profile is more than just a place to update your personal information and biosketch – here you will find a treasure trove of resources with easily access.
Professional Activities
Sign up to indicate your interest to work on projects like abstract review; research proposal peer review; guideline, statement or advisory writing groups, and conference curriculum development.
Promote My Research
While many institutions have public relations departments, these tools will help you promote your work and celebrate your accomplishments with tips and instructions for posting on social media and writing a short news release.
Volunteer Locally
The AHA needs science and medical professionals like you to convey the importance of funding research to local boards, donors and event participants. They want to learn about your work!
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