Please join us virtually on October 14, 2026, for the ACHA Research Symposium!
Since ACHA’s emerging research program launched in 2019, we have invested more than $700,000 to fund 24 research investigations specifically focused on adult congenital heart disease (ACHD). In fact, ACHA is the only national nonprofit organization focusing solely on ACHD research.
But what happens after a grant is awarded? Where does the research lead—and, most importantly, how does it impact the lives of adults living with congenital heart disease (CHD)?
Join us for an exclusive look behind the research and what happens after the funding ends. Meet ACHA researchers Bryan Mosher, MD, PhD, Clinical Associate Professor with the Stanford University Adult Congenital Heart Disease Program, and Kali Hopkins, MD, Adult Congenital Heart Disease Specialist and Pediatric Cardiologist, Director of the Congenital Heart Disease Transition Program and Associate Program Director for the Adult Congenital Heart Disease Fellowship at Mount Sinai Hospital, who will share more about their research.
During the symposium, we’ll also announce ACHA’s newest Research Grant Awardees and share fascinating results from ACHA-supported research, including important discoveries, unexpected findings, and how researchers are translating what they’ve learned into their clinical practices. Please stay tuned for additional speaker announcements.
Secure your spot at this exclusive presentation for just $5, which is a direct donation to ACHA’s Research Fund. You won't want to miss this opportunity to see the real-world impact of ACHA-funded research and discover how today’s research is helping shape the future of ACHD care.