Konstantin Hennis

Konstantin Hennis is a Researcher at the Department of Cardiovascular Physiology and Pathophysiology, Biomedical Center Munich, Ludwig Maximilians University Munich. His work focuses on ion channel biophysics, cardiac electrophysiology, and lysosomal signaling mechanisms.

• Major research themes include HCN channel function, inflammasome activation, and microRNA regulation in cardiac pathophysiology.

Recent publications highlight his contributions to understanding pacemaker channel hysteresis, OCaR protein-mediated calcium release, and E-selectin signaling in neutrophil-mediated cardiac inflammation. His studies employ advanced electrophysiological, imaging, and telemetric techniques.

Collaborations with the Wahl-Schott Group and international teams have produced insights into sinoatrial node dynamics and novel nonfiring cell modes. Current projects bridge basic science and translational applications in cardiac rhythm disorders.