Copyright: University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics The project investigates how the exposure of biological cells to intense pulsed electric field, which triggers the electroporation phenomenon, affects cellular electrophysiology, survival and gene transfection and how the response of cells after electroporation can be influenced by ion channel modulators. In research vitro experimental models of nonexcitable cells (cell lines derived from healthy and tumor tissue) and excitable cells (genetically engineered excitable cell line S-HEK and primary cardiomyocytes) are used. In addition, theoretical models for computer simulations are used to deepen the understanding of the mechanisms by which electroporation influences the cell response.This basic research makes an important contribution to the development of electroporation-based therapies such as tumor treatment, ablation of the heart muscle for treatment of cardiac arrhythmias, and gene therapy.The Recovery and Resilience Facility contributes EUR 107,000, the total value of the investment. The project started in March 2024 and should be finalised by February 2026.Additional Links:https://lbk.fe.uni-lj.si/en/reseach-project-in-the-scope-of-the-aris-call-for-proposals-for-cofunding-of-projects-and-programmes-to-enhance-the-international-mobility-of-slovenian-researchers-and-research-organisations-and-to/ Top 100 recipientsUniversity of Ljubljana (UL) projects:Digital University of Ljubljana: purchase of ICT equipmentRRP Open Science - Get to knowDigitisation of livestock databasesModernisation of the PŠP RRPBasic skills RINApplication of augmented reality in educationNatural resources and food ULDigital and Green higher education study programmes of ULInnovative learning environments ULSustainable Space ULEnvironmental and digital literacy ULEnvironmental Technologies ULDigital Future ULLifelong Learning and Microcertificates ULEcosystem development ULSustainable ULSustainable and Digital ULFaculty of Medicine UL Vrazov Square CampusNew building of UL, Veterinary FacultyConsortium of Project Offices-KRPAN ReferenceC3.K8.ICProject locations Slovenia EU contribution€107 000 Project websitehttps://lbk.fe.uni-lj.si/en...