Thanks to Alexej Vekhratsky and @VerenaUntiet for visiting @HealthAarhusUni and for giving inspiring talks about astroglial excitability at the @MembranesTheme seminar.
Highlight: Astrocytic Cl- release inhibits🧠 excitability and seems important for development of seizures.
Last Friday, MEMBRANES had the pleasure of hosting Assistant Professor Thomas Longden, invited by Professor Vladimir Matchkov, for a fascinating seminar on vascular signaling plasticity.
Curious about the cutting-edge research happening within the MEMBRANES Research theme? Visit our webpage to learn more about our brilliant researchers.
https://t.co/QYnggtMbOI
We hosted a very inspiring theme day on innovation and translational collaboration together with the Neuroscience Research Theme at @AarhusUni_int. We thank the 10 speakers for making this a very fruitful day.
Very happy that our latest study on dietary K+ intake and blood pressure is published in JCI Insight. Successful collaboration with @PAWellingMD and others from the @HibpK network with generous support from @novonordiskfond@FondationLeducq
https://t.co/mhJepF4q4h
Well-attended and informative Young Researchers meeting today on how to make the transition to industry, with interventions from @AarhusUni career consultant Vibeke Broe, Henning Dall from @novonordisk, and Søren Roi from @ArlaIngredients. Many thanks to them!
Thank you Dr. Bockenhauer for making the journey from rainy London to rainy Denmark, and giving a wonderful talk on genetic insights into proximal tubular function.
#nephrology#proximaltubule#aarhusuni
The "Academic Careers" seminar organised by our Younger Researchers network offered great advice from @Ina_M_Schiessl and @EtzerodtAnders about their path, followed by Q&A session with the head of Department Thomas G.Jensen. Many thanks to them and all participants! @AarhusUni
Thank you to Prof. Victor Puelles @PuellesVictor for the wonderful presentation on optical clearing, multiplex and nanoscale imaging techniques that allow for a more complete study of pathological changes from organ to subcellular structures.
1/ Two years ago, we suggested quantification of urine bicarbonate excretion following oral sodium-bicarbonate loading as a measure of CFTR function in patients with CF. Today, our clinical follow-up study is online: https://t.co/P04YT9dw0Z #cysticfibrosis@Leip1
Ina Schissel from the MEMBRANES Research Theme @MembranesTheme , Health - Aarhus University @AarhusUni has a free post doc position for studying endothelial cell plasticity in the kidney. Spread the word if you know any relevant candidates.
https://t.co/opRgXYIqoy
Yngre forskere fra Institut for Biomedicin #AarhusUni mødes ca. hver 6. uge i nyt netværk @MembranesTheme. Mål: At styrke fællesskabet, dele erfaringer og viden om metoder og udstyr – og skabe grobund for nye samarbejder: https://t.co/NrHFZIGdGM
Thanks to the participants of our Young Researchers methods miniposters session! As seen on the examples below, we're trying to increase collaborations by informally discussing the great variety of methods and skills available in the network.
The Laboratory for Renal Cell Remodeling and Regeneration is looking for a Postdoc:
Subject: Endothelial cell plasticity in diabetes
Start: 01-09-22
Full time 2 years
Details + apply in link
#hiring#postdocposition#postdoc#aarhusuniversity#denmark
https://t.co/6lKmVPbVZX
So great to be back at the Sandbjerg Estate for the 51st meeting on membrane transport with excellent talks and opportunity to see colleagues and collaborators. We aim to keep organizing this as an annual event, so stay tuned for more information
Amazing to be back at the beautiful Sandbjerg Estate for the @MembranesTheme’s annual meeting. Looking forward to an exciting scientific program over the next couple of days! 🇩🇰