Elisa van Doorn

Elisa van Doorn is a Researcher in the Department of Cardiology at Erasmus University Rotterdam, specializing in advanced cardiac disease modeling. Her work bridges laboratory research and clinical applications through innovative in vitro and preclinical approaches.

Her research interests focus on Cardiology, Heart Disease, Congestive Heart Failure, In Vitro Modeling, Drug Response, and Cell Composition. She investigates pathological mechanisms and therapeutic responses using engineered cardiac tissue systems, with particular emphasis on model viability and clinical relevance.

Analysis of her recent publications reveals a concentrated research trajectory toward refining human-relevant cardiac models. Her 2025 work establishes foundational protocols for myocardial slice longevity, while her 2024 reviews systematically evaluate 3D engineered models and preclinical frameworks for heart failure. Collectively, these publications prioritize translational fidelity, drug response characterization, and physiological accuracy in cardiac disease modeling.

Dr. van Doorn maintains an active collaboration network across international institutions as evidenced by multi-country research partnerships. Her publications demonstrate significant scholarly engagement with 18 Scopus citations and substantial Mendeley readership, reflecting impact in cardiovascular engineering and translational cardiology.