Pedro H. Imenez Silva
@imenezpedro.bsky.social
Scientist, renal physiologist, and an acid-base dude! Asst. Prof. at Erasmus MC!
Our lab is looking for a new PhD student. We're especially interested in candidates with backgrounds in medicine or nutrition. For this project, speaking Dutch is desirable due to contact with patients. The project will be led by Dr. Ilias Attaye.
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Vacature: Promovendus zuurbelasting bij chronische nierziekten | Ilias Attaye
Vacature: Promovendus – Voeding, Zuurbelasting & Chronische Nierziekte (Erasmus MC)
Ben jij arts, voedings- of gezondheidswetenschapper met interesse in voeding, diversiteit en wetenschappelijk onder...
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November 12, 2025 at 5:11 PM
Our lab is looking for a new PhD student. We're especially interested in candidates with backgrounds in medicine or nutrition. For this project, speaking Dutch is desirable due to contact with patients. The project will be led by Dr. Ilias Attaye.
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We’re excited to bring Pflügers Archiv–European Journal of Physiology to Bluesky. For more than 150 years, Pflügers Archiv–European Journal of Physiology has been dedicated to advancing fundamental and integrative physiology. We’re here to share new discoveries and highlight science. Join us today
October 16, 2025 at 2:09 PM
We’re excited to bring Pflügers Archiv–European Journal of Physiology to Bluesky. For more than 150 years, Pflügers Archiv–European Journal of Physiology has been dedicated to advancing fundamental and integrative physiology. We’re here to share new discoveries and highlight science. Join us today
New paper by our PhD student Michiel Wieërs and colleagues across Europe. In this survey study, we analyzed data from nearly 600 people with Gitelman Syndrome, covering symptoms, outcomes, clinical characteristics & patient perspectives. Read here: bit.ly/4nvQkeI, @kireports.bsky.social
Clinical characteristics, symptoms and long-term outcomes in Gitelman syndrome
Gitelman syndrome (GS) is a rare inherited salt-losing tubulopathy with limited clinical
data.
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September 15, 2025 at 8:47 AM
New paper by our PhD student Michiel Wieërs and colleagues across Europe. In this survey study, we analyzed data from nearly 600 people with Gitelman Syndrome, covering symptoms, outcomes, clinical characteristics & patient perspectives. Read here: bit.ly/4nvQkeI, @kireports.bsky.social
Two awards were given to Rotterdam Kidney Lab PhD students at the Internal Medicine Science Days. Crissy won the award for best abstract, and Sanne for best poster pitch! Congrats to both!
June 13, 2025 at 4:50 PM
Two awards were given to Rotterdam Kidney Lab PhD students at the Internal Medicine Science Days. Crissy won the award for best abstract, and Sanne for best poster pitch! Congrats to both!
The Rotterdam Kidney Lab is hiring a physician for research in nephrology and ADPKD under the supervision of Dr. Mahdi Salih. Join our team, do impactful research, and help patients with rare kidney diseases. #Nephrology #ErasmusMC
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Vacature: Arts onderzoeker nefrologie | Rotterdam Kidney Lab
🔬 Gezocht: Arts-onderzoeker Nefrologie
Ben jij (basis)arts met interesse in wetenschappelijk onderzoek en nierziekten? Binnen het Erasmus MC zoeken we een arts-onderzoeker die wil bijdragen aan innov...
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May 16, 2025 at 9:31 AM
The Rotterdam Kidney Lab is hiring a physician for research in nephrology and ADPKD under the supervision of Dr. Mahdi Salih. Join our team, do impactful research, and help patients with rare kidney diseases. #Nephrology #ErasmusMC
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In a Few Words essay by Swetha R. Kanduri:
When a Loved One Faces Kidney Disease
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When a Loved One Faces Kidney Disease
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April 22, 2025 at 10:02 AM
In a Few Words essay by Swetha R. Kanduri:
When a Loved One Faces Kidney Disease
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When a Loved One Faces Kidney Disease
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Just out in Nature Communications…..a mystery solved. It’s all about lipids in the regulation of intracellular NHEs. Thank you David for this great collaboration.
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PIP2-mediated oligomerization of the endosomal sodium/proton exchanger NHE9
Nature Communications - Na+ /H+ exchangers regulate intracellular pH, sodium levels, and cell volume. Cryo-EM structures reveal lipid coordination at the dimer interfaces of NhaA with cardiolipin...
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March 28, 2025 at 6:55 PM
Just out in Nature Communications…..a mystery solved. It’s all about lipids in the regulation of intracellular NHEs. Thank you David for this great collaboration.
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It’s rare to find someone who shapes 90% of what you understand about a subject. For me, that was Prof. Antonio Carlos Cassola. Most of what I know about electrophysiology, I owe to him. He passed away yesterday as one of the best lecturers I had the privilege to learn from. Thank you, Cassola!
March 23, 2025 at 4:31 PM
It’s rare to find someone who shapes 90% of what you understand about a subject. For me, that was Prof. Antonio Carlos Cassola. Most of what I know about electrophysiology, I owe to him. He passed away yesterday as one of the best lecturers I had the privilege to learn from. Thank you, Cassola!
New supplement of the COST Action CONNECT is out in @ndt-era.bsky.social! Highlighting the new paper by Carmine Zoccali et al. where we explore how large biobank data, such as the ADNI, UK Biobank, and others, can help elucidate how CKD and cognitive decline progression interact: bit.ly/4kKmB14
Big databases and biobanks for studying the links between CKD, cognitive impairment, and dementia
ABSTRACT. Research on cognitive function in individuals with chronic kidney disease (CKD) is critical due to the significant public health challenge posed
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March 15, 2025 at 1:27 PM
New supplement of the COST Action CONNECT is out in @ndt-era.bsky.social! Highlighting the new paper by Carmine Zoccali et al. where we explore how large biobank data, such as the ADNI, UK Biobank, and others, can help elucidate how CKD and cognitive decline progression interact: bit.ly/4kKmB14
I just found this blog and I'm already a big fan.
What #Nephmadness writes, I read.
And after reading this report, no herbal medicines for me.
But could oxalates be an up and coming topic in Nephrology?
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And after reading this report, no herbal medicines for me.
But could oxalates be an up and coming topic in Nephrology?
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#NephMadness 2025: Green House Region
Submit your picks! | @NephMadness | @nephmadness.bsky.social | NephMadness 2025 Selection Committee Member: Linda Awdishu @LAwdishu @lawdishu.bsky.social Linda Awdishu is a Professor and Division H…
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March 10, 2025 at 5:12 PM
I just found this blog and I'm already a big fan.
Exciting news! I have just started as Section Editor for Basic Science of Kidney and Blood Pressure Research. Some news coming soon. #KBPR #Kidney #BloodPressure #BasicScience
March 6, 2025 at 9:18 AM
Exciting news! I have just started as Section Editor for Basic Science of Kidney and Blood Pressure Research. Some news coming soon. #KBPR #Kidney #BloodPressure #BasicScience
Happy to share that our research letter has been accepted in @ndt-era.bsky.social. Here we showed that impaired renal acid excretion is strongly associated with CaOx stone presence in the Swiss Kidney Stone Cohort: bit.ly/41rKodu. Many thanks to all co-authors in Switzerland for their support.
Acid excretion is impaired in calcium oxalate stone formers
Pedro H Imenez Silva, Nasser A Dhayat, Daniel G Fuster, Harald Seeger, Alexander Ritter, Thomas Ernandez, Florian Buchkremer, Beat Roth, Olivier Bonny, Isa
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March 4, 2025 at 4:03 PM
Happy to share that our research letter has been accepted in @ndt-era.bsky.social. Here we showed that impaired renal acid excretion is strongly associated with CaOx stone presence in the Swiss Kidney Stone Cohort: bit.ly/41rKodu. Many thanks to all co-authors in Switzerland for their support.