When: 27. – 28.03.2023

Venue: Hinxton Hall, Wellcome Genome Campus, Cambridge.
Go to the Conference website here

Meet Dr. Alison Obergrussberger and Dr. Elena Dragicevic

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Nanion will be present with three posters:

Poster 1: “Pharmacology of Transient receptor potential cation (TRP) channels using different activation stimuli”

Presenter: Alison Obergrussberger, Nanion Technologies
Date: Monday,  27^th March
Poster number: P02
This poster has been chosen the a flash talk #FT02 on Monday,  27^th March
Access the poster here.

Poster 2: “Identification of novel TMEM175 modulators using a high-throughput automated patch-clamp and solid-supported membrane- (SSM-) based electrophysiology platforms”

Presenter: Elena Dragicevic, Nanion Technologies in collaboration with SB Drug Discovery
Date: Monday,  27th March
Poster number: P12
This poster has been chosen the a flash talk #FT12 on Monday,  27^th March
Access the poster here.

Poster 3: “Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell-Derived Nociceptors suitable for Automated Patch Clamp High Throughput Pain Drug Discovery”

Presenter: Marc Rogers, on behalf of Anatomic
Date: Monday,  27^th March
Poster number: P16
Access the poster here.

Synopsis of the Symposium

Ion channels are important targets for therapeutic intervention due to their extensive roles in human physiology and the pathophysiology of disease. Many successful drugs targeting this gene family have been discovered for diseases such as hypertension, epilepsy and neuropathic pain.  This symposium, the 7th in an ongoing series, will showcase the most recent advances to aid the design of new ion channel therapeutics and promote interaction between scientists with a shared interest in the field of ion channel drug discovery.

Who should attend
Scientists from industry and academia interested in the therapeutic potential of ion channels. The organizing committee particularly welcomes attendance and participation of students or early career researchers working in the field of ion channels.

Find more information about the symposium on their website.