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Category Archives: Future developments
Three potassium channel modelling papers
Just a quick note to tell you about our latest batch of papers in the “Heart By Numbers” special issue of Biophysical Journal which arose from a meeting in Berlin last year. They are all about IKr, the rapid-delayed rectifying … Continue reading
Job Available: Research Software Engineer
Edit: please note the deadline for applications has now passed. Here’s a great opportunity to join our team at the University of Nottingham on a 5 year Research Software Engineering (RSE) position: https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/jobs/currentvacancies/ref/IS046219 The deadline for applications is 3rd March … Continue reading
Postdoctoral Research Positions Available
N.B. 16th Jan 2019 – the applications for these positions are now closed. This post is to let people know about some opportunities for postdoctoral research here in the Centre for Mathematical Medicine & Biology, based in Mathematical Sciences, University … Continue reading
A report on the Toronto CiPA in-silico modelling workshop
This is a follow-up to this post advertising the workshop. On the 9th November 2017 the CiPA in-silico Working Group hosted a meeting in Toronto General Hospital that the Cardiac Physiome meeting kindly let us run as a satellite meeting … Continue reading
Short and rich voltage-clamp protocols
This is a quick post to tell you all about Kylie’s new paper on sinusoidal-wave based voltage clamp protocols that has been published in the Journal of Physiology, and there’s an associated commentary from Ele Grandi. In the paper, some … Continue reading
Posted in Experimental Design, Future developments, Ion Channel Models, Model Development, Stats and Inference
Tagged Bayesian Inference, Cardiac electrophysiology, hERG, identifiability, IKr, inference, inverse problem, ion channel, model, model construction, parameter fitting, parameterisation, validation
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Postdoc position available
N.B. This position is now closed. Another short post, just to advertise a postdoctoral research associate (PDRA) position available to work with me. It’s a two year position, based at the Centre for Mathematical Medicine & Biology at the University … Continue reading
CiPA in-silico modelling meeting
There’s an effort underway to evaluate, improve and implement mathematical models of cardiac electrophysiology for pharmaceutical cardiac safety testing and regulatory practice. In particular, to be part of a more mechanistic and accurate in-vitro assessment of pro-arrhythmic risk than the … Continue reading
Arrhythmic risk: regression, single cell biophysics, or big tissue simulations?
On the 15th March I presented at an FDA public Advisory Committee hearing on the proposals of the CiPA initative. CiPA aims to replace the current testing for increased drug-induced Torsade de Pointes (TdP) arrhythmic risk, which is a human … Continue reading
Ablation, scars and insights from parameter lumping
This is quite a long post elaborating on a bit of work I’ve been doing with Greg Morley and his group, which was published in Scientific Reports. I hope it provides an accessible introduction to a fairly complicated set of experiments … Continue reading
Job Advert
A quick shameless plug for a job we are advertising. This is a 3 year postdoctoral position to work with me in the Computational Biology Group in the Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford. It would best suit someone … Continue reading
Posted in Future developments
Tagged inference, inverse problem, job, model comparison, model construction, parameter fitting, uncertainty
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