Postdoc in ion channel physiology (ref BKV-2026-00785)
Linköping University (Linköpings universitet), Department of Biomedical and Clinical Sciences
Who can apply: A PhD in medical sciences or similar, with good theoretical and practical knowledge of electrophysiology on ion channels in mammalian cells and/or Xenopus oocytes (a must). Voltage-gated channel pharmacology and posttranslational modification work are merits. Good written and spoken English. The doctoral degree (or an… What is funded: A full-time, fixed-term three-year postdoctoral appointment funded by a donation from the Högbom-Cocozza Research Foundation, at a salary of SEK 43,000 per month. The postdoc may spend 6 to 12 months at a higher education institution abroad, funded by the Foundation, and before the third year may apply to the… Deadline: 30 November 2026.
Read the full call and apply on the official page: Linköping University (Linköpings universitet), Department of Biomedical and Clinical Sciences, official page.
Who can apply
- A PhD in medical sciences or similar, with good theoretical and practical knowledge of electrophysiology on ion channels in mammalian cells and/or Xenopus oocytes (a must). Voltage-gated channel pharmacology and posttranslational modification work are merits. Good written and spoken English. The doctoral degree (or an equivalent foreign degree) must be awarded by the time LiU decides to employ, no more than three years before the 30 November 2026 deadline unless there are special grounds such as medical internship or statutory leave, and must come from a higher education institution other than Linköping University. No citizenship restriction is stated.
Stage dates
Apply through the Apply button on the LiU vacancy page; the application, including selected publications attached as pdf or Word, must be received no later than 30 November 2026. No closing time is stated.30 November 2026
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