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Welcome
The NCCR TransCure studies membrane transporters relevant to human diseases by combining the expertise in physiology, structural biology and chemistry.
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Education
The NCCR TransCure offers to the fellows an excellent scientific training in a multidisciplinary environment.
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Equal Opportunities
The NCCR TransCure supports the career of woman scientists and equal opportunities for researchers.
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Technology Transfer
The NCCR TransCure supports the development of the translational components of the projects.
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Communication
The NCCR TransCure supports communication within academia and the dialogue with the general public.
Upcoming events
June 27, 2022, Bern
NCCR TransCure Lecture in Biology
Katelyn Cook, Princeton University, USA
August 12, 2022, Bern
Launch of the learning path "Vitaport - what our body transports"
August 16, 2022, Bern
NCCR TransCure Last Annual Retreat
August 17-19, 2022, Bern
NCCR TransCure Final Conference
Your latest data on #MembraneTransporters or #Ionchannels? Only 1 week to submit your abstract! Do not miss this… https://t.co/ft0a1FlX6N
@NCCRMicrobiomes Dear #NCCR colleagues, you'll be more than welcome! Let us know when you're around in #Bern @unibern!
Recent data on #MembraneTransporters or #Ionchannels? Only🔟more days to submit your abstract! Do not miss this op… https://t.co/yJFZQ9oh56
Latest publications & news
From our groups:
Bosshart PD, Kalbermatter D, Bonetti S & Fotiadis D, The making of a potent L-lactate transport inhibitor, Communications Chemistry volume 4, Article number: 128 (2021)
See also the NCCR TransCure Publication List.
Newsletter
The NCCR TransCure newsletter appears twice a year and informs about projects, fellows, publications and events. Subscribe to the newsletter!
Highlights of issue #16:
Research: Open innovation
NCCR network: Working in the third space
How it works: Nanopore technology
