Jordi Heijman, PhD received the prestigious CARIM Dissertation Award 2011-2012 during the evening program of the CARIM symposium 2013 on October 30, 2013 for his thesis: “Computational analysis of β-adrenergic stimulation and its effects on cardiac ventricular electrophysiology”
Dr. Jordi Heijman, was a pre-doctoral fellow in Yoram Rudy’s laboratory for 2 years, where he conducted modeling work towards his PhD Dissertation from Maastricht University in the Netherlands