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We are looking for a candidate to prepare a doctoral thesis with the possibility of obtaining funding by national or regional PhD grants. The candidate must have obtained a bachelor’s degree after 1st January 2019, with a minimum average mark of 8.05. The successful candidate will join the Digestive Pharmacology and Inflammation Research Unit (more information at https://www.farmacologiavalencia.es/en/ ), in the Department of Pharmacology, in the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry of the University of Valencia, in the research lines headed by Prof. Ángeles Álvarez Ribelles. Our research focuses on the toxic cardiovascular effect of new antiretroviral drugs. Those interested should send their complete CV and academic record with their […]

Happy to announce that our colleague Ana Blas García has recently been appointed Permanent Professor of the Department of Physiology at the University of Valencia. Congratulate Ana on Facebook

CPI-23-279 POSITION Name: CPI-23-279 Group: A Subgroup: A1 Category: Researcher in Training Project: «Las células estrelladas hepáticas como base para nuevas estrategias terapéuticas en la fibrosis hepática. (CIGRIS/2022/133), CPI-23-279». Research Project Manager: NADEZDA APOSTOLOVA ATANASOVSKA CALL DOGV Publication Date: 26-05-2023 DOGV Publication URL No. of posts announced: 1 APPLICATION FORMS Submission deadline: Del 29 de maig al 9 de juny de 2023 Electronic application

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Our postgraduate researcher Mariam Blanch has been awarded the EMBO Scientific Exchange Grant to carry out a research stay in the laboratory of Dr. Clare Pridans, at the Centre for Inflammation Research, University of Edinburgh. Mariam will participate in the project “Development of a monocytopenic model testing different CSF1R inhibitors to study the physiology of thrombus formation”.

Our postgraduate researcher Aleksandra Gruevska has been awarded the EMBO Short-Term Fellowship to carry out a research stay in the laboratory of Professor Fabio Marra, in the Department of Experimental and Clinical Medicine, University of Florence, Italy. Aleksandra will study the antiretroviral drug Rilpivirine’s effect on the fibrogenic phenotype of human hepatic stellate cells.