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Kenneth Campbell studies how the heart’s molecular machinery connects to its performance as a whole organ. His group combines biophysical and biochemical experiments with computational modeling to investigate cardiac contractility and heart failure. Research spans sarcomere mechanics, ventricular growth, blood-flow dynamics, and recovery associated with ventricular unloading. A cardiac tissue biobank supports collaborations on genetic and molecular contributors to disease. The program links donated human samples and detailed mechanical measurements with simulations of hearts that change over time, with the long-term aim of improving treatment strategies.
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Cardiac mechanicsHeart failureComputational physiologyHuman tissue research
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