Katharina Schott

@ChowHanChua @nhmrc Congrats Chow, so incredibly well deserved!!🥳 Very excited to see what NALCN mysteries you'll uncover 🔬

I still can't believe that I've been awarded an @nhmrc EL1 Investigator Grant! This will allow me to continue my research on NALCN function and pharmacology. 🔬👨‍🔬

@ChowHanChua Thanks Chow!! So grateful to be part of this project and to learn so much from you☺️✨

Thank you, Katharina (@kathistt) for kickstarting this project back in 2022! Best wishes for your PhD!

A huge shoutout to our incredible collaborators from Temple University, Vincenzo Carnevale and Oscar Serra, and a big thanks to Sam Usher (@sm_usher) for tackling the new mutants despite the time pressure. Teamwork at its finest! 🙌🔬

@ChowHanChua Thanks a lot, Chow 😊 I'm so happy and grateful I got to do this project with you - best lab supervisor I could've asked for!

Katharina Schott (@kathistt) started this work during her six-month stay as a Master's student in 2021. Katharina is looking for a PhD position, and I have only positive things to say about her as a lab supervisor.

Ion channels are often defined by their pharmacology—glycine receptors are blocked by strychnine, sodium channels are blocked by tetrodotoxin, GABA(A)Rs-bicuculline, ASIC1a-PcTx1... You get the gist.

If you're interested in the story, we have just uploaded this work on @biorxivpreprint : biorxiv.org/content/10.110…