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Communication
The NCCR TransCure supports communication within academia and the dialogue with the general public.
Upcoming events
30.09.2019, Bern
TransCure Lectures in Biology, Ramona Schlesinger
03.10.2019, Bern
TransCure Lectures in Physiology, Stefan Feske
16.10.2019, Bern
Soft skills course: How to be quick-witted - The quick response
17.-18.10.2019, Bern
Specialized course: Ion channels in physiology, disease and as drug targets
21.10.2019, Bern
NCCR TransCure fellows sympoisum
Latest @NCCR_TransCure publication in @ChemRxiv #preprint #dataviz from @skepteis and @jrjrjlr in @reymondgroup at… https://t.co/wVHS94Nh2U
Visualization of Very Large High-Dimensional Data Sets as Minimum Spanning Trees by Daniel Probst (@skepteis) & Jea… https://t.co/qRSx3HANbJ
Congratulations to PD Dr. Andrea Chicca @AndreaChicca from @NCCR_TransCure @gertschgroup for his great habilitation… https://t.co/AFNDyIVWlt
RT @IBMM_UniBern: Today/Reminder: Invitation to the Public Lecture by PD Dr. Andrea Chicca "New #endocannabinoid modulators to treat CNS di…
Latest publications
Bosshart PD, Kalbermatter D, Bonetti S, Fotiadis D, Mechanistic basis of L-lactate transport in the SLC16 solute carrier family, Nature Communications (2019)
Newsletter
The NCCR TransCure newsletter appears twice a year and informs about projects, fellows, publications and events. Subscribe to the newsletter!
Highlights of issue #11:
Research: Cryo-electron microscopy
NCCR Management: Science and Art in San Francisco
How it works: Fluorescence emitting molecule
