06.07.2026

Physiology in Focus 2026

We're excited to attend the Joint Meeting of the German Physiological Society and Scandinavian Physiological Society, bringing together researchers from across Europe to discuss the latest advances in physiology, from fundamental mechanisms to translational research.

When? September 16-19, 2026
Where? Hamburg, Germany

👉 Visit the conference website to learn more

Interactive Workshop

From Bottleneck to Breakthrough: Automated Patch Clamp for Ion Channel Characterization and Drug Discovery

Patch clamp has been the gold standard for studying ion channels since its development in the 1970s. It delivers unmatched insight into ion channel biophysics, pharmacology, and mechanisms of action - but when projects demand more data, faster results, and higher throughput, traditional manual patch clamp can quickly become a bottleneck.

So how can you keep the quality of gold-standard electrophysiology while making it faster, easier, and more scalable?

Join our interactive workshop to discover how automated patch clamp is transforming ion channel research and drug discovery. You will get a practical introduction to the technique, see how it compares to manual patch clamp, and experience a live demonstration of Nanion Technologies’ new 8-channel automated patch clamp system, the Patchlinerm.

Whether you are new to automated patch clamp or looking for ways to accelerate your ion channel workflows, this workshop will give you a clear, hands-on look at what is possible.

Curious to see automated patch clamp in action?

📅 Date: September 18, 2026
🕛 Time: To be announced
📍 Room: To be announced

Reserve your place by registering here

Meet the Nanion team

Our team will be on site throughout the meeting:

  • Lisa-Marie Karl,  Application Scientist
  • Giustina Rotordam, Senior Scientist
  • Cecilia George, Global Head of SURFE²R Sales & Senior Scientist

Whether you're interested in automated patch clamp, transporter electrophysiology, or membrane biophysics, we'd be happy to discuss how our technologies can support your research.

Sponsored Scientific Presentation

Don't miss our sponsored presentation by Giustina Rotordam:

"A high-throughput electrophysiology approach to mechanically activate Piezo1: bridging force sensing and drug discovery."

The presentation is part of the sponsored session hosted by Prof. Nicolas Demaurex.

Let's Connect

Interested in discussing your research or exploring new experimental approaches?

Book a meeting with our team during the conference.