PhD student 2009-2013
Research interest:  The role of the skeletal muscle Ca²⁺ channel
β_1a subunit in channel membrane targeting and voltage sensing
Follow-up position:  PostDoc at UPENN, Philadelphia, USA
Grabner Lab publications

PhD student 2006-2010
Research interest: Molecular mechanisms of EC coupling in skeletal muscle
with special consideration of the role of the Ca_v1.1 Ca²⁺ influx.
Follow-up position: PostDoc at the Northwestern University, Chicago, USA
Grabner Lab publications

PhD student / Postdoc 2003-2009
Research interest:   Wild-type and mutant zebrafish as model systems for
excitation-contraction coupling research.
Follow-up position:   PostDoc at the University of California, Los Angeles, USA
Grabner Lab publications

PhD student 2004-2008
Research interest:   Novel α_1S malignant hyperthermia mutations
Follow-up position:   PostDoc at the University of Tuebingen, Germany
Grabner Lab publications

Technical assistant 2004-2005
Research interest:   Characterization of a DHPR β_1a-null zebrafish strain (relaxed)
Follow-up position:   Technician at the University of Ulm, Germany
Grabner Lab publications

Postdoc 2000 - 2004
Research interest:   The role of the DHPR α_1S II-III loop for EC coupling
Follow-up position:   Regulatory affairs manager at Octapharm GmbH
Grabner Lab publications

PhD student 2000 - 2003
Research interest:   Impact of the DHPR α_1S point mutation R1086H for triggering malignant hyperthermia (MH)
Follow-up position:   Registration manager at Sandoz
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PhD student / Postdoc 1992 - 1998
Research interest:   Molecular basis of drug interaction with L-type Ca²⁺ channels
Follow-up position:   Pharmacy owner Stadtapotheke zum guten Hirten
Grabner Lab publications

Technical assistant 1990 - 1995
Research interest:   Evolution of Ca²⁺ channels: channel subunits in a phylogenetic early organism (housefly)
Follow-up position:   Product manager at Aesca Pharma GmbH
Grabner Lab publications