Postdoc in ion channel research at Department of drug design and pharmacology

This postdoctoral position in ion channel research within the Department of Drug Design and Pharmacology requires advanced expertise in ion channel biology and pharmacology. The role is suited for candidates with a strong educational background in relevant fields such as pharmacology, biochemistry, physiology, or related biomedical sciences, typically at the doctoral level. The successful candidate should possess in-depth knowledge of ion channel function, mechanisms, and their role in drug discovery and development. Practical experience with electrophysiological techniques, such as patch-clamp recordings, and molecular biology methods to study ion channel expression and modulation is highly valuable. Familiarity with pharmacological assays, data analysis, and possibly computational modeling related to ion channel activity would enhance performance in this role. The position likely involves designing and conducting experiments to investigate ion channel targets, interpreting complex biological data, and contributing to the development of novel therapeutics. Strong analytical skills, scientific rigor, and the ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary research environment are essential. Effective communication skills for presenting findings and writing scientific publications are also important. Overall, this role demands a combination of specialized technical skills in ion channel research, a solid foundation in drug design principles, and the capacity to contribute to innovative pharmacological research projects.