Hari Raju

Hari Raju is a Conjoint Associate Professor at Macquarie University, affiliated with the Macquarie Medical School. He serves as a Clinical Director for Cardiology at Macquarie University Clinical Associates (MUCA), with a dual role as a Cardiologist and Electrophysiologist at Macquarie University and Concord Hospitals in Sydney. His international expertise is recognized through editorial board membership at the European Cardiology Review journal.

• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), St George's, University of London
• Medical Degree, University of Leeds (UK)
• Postgraduate cardiology training in the UK and Australia

Raju's research focuses on identifying hidden cardiac pathologies in athletes, risk stratification for sudden cardiac death, and the application of advanced imaging techniques in Brugada Syndrome. His work bridges clinical practice and translational research, emphasizing genetic testing and arrhythmia detection through portable ECG devices.

Recent studies highlight his contributions to understanding atrial remodelling in endurance athletes and improving diagnostic protocols for sudden cardiac arrest survivors. His research often involves multi-center collaborations across institutions like St Thomas' Hospital, Royal Melbourne Hospital, and St George's Hospital.