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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.
Education

The NCCR TransCure offers to the fellows an excellent scientific training in a multidisciplinary environment.
Equal Opportunities

The NCCR TransCure supports the career of woman scientists and equal opportunities for researchers.
Technology Transfer

The NCCR TransCure supports the development of the translational components of the projects.
Communication

The NCCR TransCure supports communication within academia and the dialogue with the general public.

Events

Upcoming events

27.02.2020, Bern
TransCure Lectures in Drug Design, Dominique Soldati-Favre

02.04.2020, Bern
TransCure Lectures in Biology, Graham Ladds

27.04.2020, Bern
TransCure Lectures in Biology, Simon Newstead

14-15.05.2020, Spiez
10th NCCR TransCure Annual Retreat

NCCR TransCure events and courses

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Interested in the KCNT1 channel and its relevance in arrythmias? Come and listen to the @NCCR_TransCure lecture on… https://t.co/Itg6Sw1CZf

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Open position in our admin team: we are looking for an administrative coordinator 40%-60%, here the details:… https://t.co/sk781d22EH

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Latest publications & news

From our groups:
Bosshart PD, Kalbermatter D, Bonetti S, Fotiadis D, Mechanistic basis of L-lactate transport in the SLC16 solute carrier family, Nature Communications (2019)

See also the NCCR TransCure Publication List.

Open position in the admin team: administrative coordinator 40%-60%, please see details here.

Newsletter

The NCCR TransCure newsletter appears twice a year and informs about projects, fellows, publications and events. Subscribe to the newsletter!

Highlights of issue #12:
Research: Academia-Industry collaborations
NCCR Management: the 1^st Fellows symposium
How it works: Electroencephalogram (EEG)