Journal Clubs

A textbook of cardiology trials, published in pieces. Reviews of the seminal trials in cardiovascular medicine — indexed by subject heading and presented chronologically — with a focus on clinical translation and external validity. By Andrew Foy, John Mandrola, and Mohammed Ruzieh.

Led by Ginebra ferreira

Watch me eat a sandwich for science

Led by Matthew Arthur Carlo

OPCI (Optimized PCI) is dedicated to transforming interventional cardiology education — equipping clinicians with advanced learning experiences for superior patient care. In partnership with St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center.

Led by Ginebra ferreira

Bringing together students, researchers, and clinicians to explore emerging discoveries in precision medicine.

Led by Albina Krasykova

Section for Journal Club discussions within UCLA IM and Cardiology Fellowship and more!

Led by Eric H. Yang

A public medical Journal Club for U Miami fellows and collaborators.

Led by Ginebra ferreira

Stanford Cardiovascular Medicine hosts weekly Grand Rounds and a standing journal club for fellows, faculty, and visiting professors. Sessions cover late-breaking trials, critical review of guidelines, and expert commentary with the goal of changing practice and improving outcomes. Source lectures are published by Stanford CME.

Led by Ginebra ferreira

ACS Procedural Considerations

Led by Ginebra ferreira

Researchers, and other clinicians critically discuss recent research at the intersection of cardiology and cancer care.

Led by Albina Krasykova

An interdisciplinary journal club exploring emerging transformations in international relations, diplomacy, geopolitical power, artificial intelligence, algorithmic governance, digital sovereignty, peacebuilding, and the future of global order. Members will discuss selected academic papers, compare competing perspectives, and develop constructive questions connecting theory, technology, ethics, and international practice.

Led by Ginebra ferreira

Led by Ginebra ferreira

A clinical forum for UCR cardiology trainees and clinicians to dissect practice-changing trials, subspecialty evidence, and real-world case applications.

Led by Aditya Desai

Led by Albina Krasykova

Innovation in the space

Led by Albina Krasykova

A research forum on how artificial intelligence reshapes diplomacy, international order, public authority, and geopolitical power. We discuss algorithmic governance, AI ethics, digital sovereignty, autonomous decision-making, small-state strategy, international security, Global South perspectives, and the 3GIR framework.

Led by Ginebra ferreira

Journal club for the evolutionary study of monumental architecture. We focus on the funerary origin model: Cairn → Composite Cairn → Platform → Step Pyramid → True Pyramid. Discussing territorial markers, cognitive complexity, early sedentism and cross-cultural trajectories (Egypt, Mesoamerica, Andes). Based on Alamilla Méndez (2025) From Cairn to Pyramid (Synapse, 30 JUL 2025). Open to archaeologists, anthropologists, architects.

Led by Ginebra ferreira

Sponsored forum demo club. Sample data only.

Led by Ginebra ferreira

"This Journal Club serves as a dedicated intellectual hub for exploring the K7 Theory (The Universal Rule of Seven), Astro-Mathematics, and the Velocity of Mind (V_m). Our focus includes the 14-Planet Orbital Resonance Model and the application of septenary harmonic scaling in celestial mechanics and cosmic dynamics. We aim to facilitate rigorous scholarly discussions on unified field theories, superluminal consciousness, and the systemic integration of Pranic energetics within modern scientific frameworks. Members can expect deep dives into theoretical manuscripts, peer-review progress, and collaborative innovation under the GP-K7-INFINITY-2026 protocol."

Led by Gautam Pal

Think of this club as a quiet Zen garden bio-dome built on the dark side of the moon. Outside is the cold vacuum of institutional gatekeeping and dogmatic echo chambers. Inside, we maintain a highly structured, peaceful environment designed to nurture and stress-test the most novel, cross-domain, and fringe independent theories. No bricks in the wall allowed. We correct cordially, explore playfully, and protect the irreducible remainders. Bring your data, leave your ego, and help build the bridges the gaps in open questions need.

Led by Ginebra ferreira

Led by Ginebra ferreira