Prof. Limor Landsman
Medicine, Neuroscience
The regulation of insulin secretion from pancreatic beta-cells plays a crucial role in maintaining normal blood glucose levels. Insufficient insulin secretion leads to the development of diabetes, a global health concern. Our research group is dedicated to investigating the crosstalk between beta-cells and the cells in their microenvironment, with the goal of understanding the establishment and maintenance of beta-cell function and mass in health and why they are lost in diabetes
Medicine
- School of Medicine
Neuroscience
The Landsman Lab invites highly qualified and motivated PhD candidates to join its cutting-edge research program to decipher the regulation of pancreatic beta-cell function and investigate the causes of diabetes. Our lab utilizes innovative techniques, including transgenic mouse systems, physiological and morphometric analysis, and molecular tools, to define cell-cell interactions within the pancreas.
We seek outstanding students who are passionate about research and committed to advancing our understanding of diabetes. Full fellowships are provided to all PhD students, enabling a focus on their studies and research goals.
If you possess a strong academic background and a desire to make a meaningful impact in the field of diabetes research, we encourage you to apply. With the support of an ERC grant, you'll have the resources and opportunities to contribute to groundbreaking research in diabetes.
Application Deadline: October 1, 2023
- M.Sc. degree in life sciences
- A strong academic background with good grades
- Fluency in English
- Prior experience in working with mice and flow cytometry will be considered a significant advantage.
Join the forefront of diabetes research at the Landsman Lab as a postdoctoral fellow. Our lab is dedicated to investigating the regulation of pancreatic beta-cell function and understanding the underlying causes of diabetes. Utilizing state-of-the-art techniques, including transgenic mouse systems, physiological and morphometric analysis, and molecular tools, our team is at the cutting edge of defining cell-cell interactions within the pancreas.
We are seeking highly qualified and motivated postdoctoral candidates with a passion for research and a commitment to advancing our understanding of this critical health issue. Full fellowships are provided for all postdocs. If you have a strong academic background and a desire to make a meaningful impact, we encourage you to apply. With the support of an ERC grant, you'll have the resources and opportunities to contribute to pioneering research in diabetes.
Application Deadline: June 1, 2023
We are seeking highly qualified candidates with a Ph.D. in life sciences or M.D. degree and a strong academic background. Fluency in English is a must. Prior experience working with mice and expertise in flow cytometry are significant advantages.
