Post Doc vacancy in the laboratory of Professor Elena Osto, University of Zurich. The topic of the position is “Cardio-metabolic effects of GLP1 analogs and SGLT2 inhibitors: focus on endothelial cells metabolism and function". Web link: https://www.cardiometabolicresearch.com/open-position.
Post Doc vacancy in the laboratory of Professor Christian Stockmann, University of Zurich, Switzerland. The topic of the position is “immunology/vaccination, fibrosis, tumor microenvironment”.
For more information please visit the Univerity of Zurich website.
SSMVR is happy to announce a series of virtual Swiss Vascular Biology Talks, which will feature leaders in the field of angiogenesis, endothelial metabolism, atherosclerosis and lymphatics. See flyer.
Upcoming dates are
Please mark the dates in your calendar. The zoom link will be sent few days before the talk by email.
We look forward to seeing many of you soon!
PhD vacancy in the laboratory of Dr Genrich Tostonog, CHUV, Lausanne in a collaborative project with the group of Tatiana Petrova at the University of Lausanne. Topic: mechanisms of therapeutic failures and local recurrence in head and neck cancer. More information in this document
Contact: genrich.tolstonog@chuv.ch
5th Swiss Vascular Research Symposium (Zurich, 3 November 2022)
Meeting impressions:
Javier Pareja (Bern) and Upasana Maheshwari (Zürich) | |
Sheng-Fu Huang (Zurich) and Sasha Soldati (Bern) | |
Application procedure for SSMVR Travel Fellowships |
SSMVR is happy to announce the next series of virtual Swiss Vascular Biology Talks, which will feature leaders in the field of angiogenesis, leukocyte trafficking and tumor vasculature.
See flyer.
Zoom links will be sent to all SSMVR members shortly before the event.
Upcoming dates are
Please mark the dates in your calendar. We look forward to seeing many of you soon!
Postdoc/PhD positions available in the Regenerative Medicine Technologies Lab within an ERC grant moved to Switzerland. The 5 years project deals with the study of vascular aging combining microphysiological systems and omics. Details on ssmvr.ch or vascularaging.eoc@gmail.com