a H2020 Innovative Training Network
Prof Annette Nicke at Ludwig Maximillians University is looking for a PhD candidate to join her group in Munich: We offer an exciting research project aiming to identify the cell-specific expression, signalling and (patho-)physiological functions of...
PurinesDX PhD candidates came together in Dublin last month for the first network-wide training event organised by the consortium. During the week long event, they were introduced to the programme current state-of-the-art presented by...
PurinesDX PhD candidate Francesco Calzaferri talks about his research project for the Spanish Society of Pharmacology.
Prof Annette Nicke at Ludwig Maximillians University is looking for a PhD candidate to join her group in Munich: We offer an exciting research project aiming to identify the cell-specific expression, signalling and (patho-)physiological functions of...
PurinesDX project coordinator Dr Tobias Engel is looking for a postdoctoral fellow with experience in whole cell patch-clamp. The research group of Dr. Engel at the Department of Physiology and Medical Physics (RCSI) investigates...
PurinesDX PhD candidates came together in Dublin last month for the first network-wide training event organised by the consortium. During the week long event, they were introduced to the programme current state-of-the-art presented by...
We are looking for a strong candidate for our Project 3 hosted at the University Ludwig Maximilans in Munich, Germany. Candidates can be of any nationality, but are required to undertake transnational mobility. Candidates...
Nearly 300 young researchers from all over the world have submitted their application to one of the 14 projects at the PurinesDX network. The projects are centered around understanding the role of purinergic receptors...
The project (PurinesDX) has received funding of over €3.5 million from the European Commission’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Framework Programme aims to train the next generation of specialists in purinergic signalling during brain...
