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at understanding the role of ion channels in cardiometabolic physiology commencing on the 16th of November 2026 or soon thereafter. The positions are for 1 and 2 years. Our research and what we offer In
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across biological scales, from molecular dynamics and intracellular signaling to organismal behavior. A central focus of the group is understanding how ion channels contribute to environmental adaptation
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well as the mechanisms underlying calcium signaling, ion channels, mechanotransduction, neuroeffector pathways, and cell-to-cell communication. A primary emphasis is placed on understanding diseases and disorders such as
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engages CSPG4, increases membrane tension, and activates the mechanosensitive ion channel PIEZO1, thereby promoting glioma proliferation. The successful candidate will build on this work to define
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function. About our laboratory: Our laboratory focuses on mitochondrial physiology in metabolic disease. We study the control of metabolism by ion channels and transporters, and are interested in
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We are seeking a highly motivated researcher to develop next-generation neuronal actuators based on light-gated ion channels. The ideal candidate will have experience in protein engineering
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Inhalation Disease will conduct research investigating the role of ion channels in innate defense mechanisms within the lung. The research may focus on innate immunity related to cystic fibrosis or acute
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on the biochemical and structural characterization of voltage-gated ion channels and its regulation by nanoantibodies in disease signaling pathways. The lab is located within the University of Colorado School
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physiological roles do mechanosensitive ion channels play in the eye? 2) How do we leverage mechanotransduction for neuromodulation? We are actively developing translational therapies for glaucoma and
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for all postdoctoral scholars appointed through the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs. The FY27 minimum is $79, 056. Postdoctoral Fellow Position: Ion Channel Biogenesis and Quality Control Summary