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. The project will investigate the contribution of solute transport mechanisms, with particular emphasis on the TMEM16A anion channel, to the regulation of cardiac pericyte function. The work builds on
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recruited for this position will be responsible for analysing disassembling work activities and related workplaces, within existing recycling channels and highlighting the current organizational work
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Offer Description Assistant Professor in the project The role of mechanosensitive ion channel PIEZO1 in the pre- and peri-implantation development of mouse embryos. PI: Agnieszka Walewska, PhD. Funding
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to innovations ranging from the QuB software suite for single-channel kinetic analysis, to submillisecond temperature-clamp electrophysiology, differential scanning calorimetry for thermal activation, and now time
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The Wadden Sea and the Ems-Dollard and Western Scheldt estuaries have nationally important navigation channels and globally important ecosystems on tidal flats and coastal wetlands, that also
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thermal transients with a temporal resolution of a single nanosecond, which appear in the response to a local dissipation. We can directly investigate the dynamics of various energy relaxation channels
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missions operated by LATMOS. The postdoc will employ deep learning approaches using satellite data and ground stations. -Understanding the infrared data from the IASI mission and identifying the channels
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position. Our research focuses on structure-function studies of membrane proteins, with particular emphasis on ion channels and transporters (Nature Communications. 2026 Jan 8;17(1):531. Nature
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on the successful candidate’s interests and expertise as well as the data and perspectives of collaborating teams. We are particularly interested in approaches applicable to single-channel recordings at broad scales
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deadline: 25 October 2026 Apply now The Wadden Sea and the Ems-Dollard and Western Scheldt estuaries have nationally important navigation channels and globally important ecosystems on tidal flats and