DANDRITE

The Danish Research Institute of Translational Neuroscience (DANDRITE) is the Danish node of the Nordic EMBL Partnership, and performs basic and translational research in brain and the nervous system.

FIMM

The Institute for Molecular Medicine Finland (FIMM) is the Finnish node of the Nordic EMBL Partnership. FIMM’s research interests are human genomics and personalized medicine, with a focus on translational research.

MIMS

The Laboratory for Molecular Infection Medicine Sweden (MIMS) is the Swedish node of the Nordic EMBL Partnership. MIMS aims to strengthen Swedish research and enhance the dynamics in the field of molecular medicine.

NCMM

Centre for Molecular Medicine Norway (NCMM) is the Norwegian node of the Nordic EMBL Partnership. NCMM conducts molecular medicine & biotech research and works translate these findings into clinical practice.

Latest News

GlyT1 (light blue) is a protein that transports glycine across the cell membrane (grey). To do this, it opens to the outside and inside of the cell alternately. In contrast to other neurotransmitter transporters, it is bound by its inhibitor (orange) from the intracellular side, rather than the extracellular one. The sybody, a synthetic mini-antibody (dark blue), also inhibits GlyT1 by binding to a novel extracellular site. Credit: Azadeh Shahsavar/DANDRITE

2021.04.08 | Research news

New perspectives for treating psychiatric disorders

Scientists at DANDRITE and EMBL Hamburg have determined the structure of Glycine Transporter 1. The finding could open new avenues for developing therapeutics for psychiatric disorders.

2021.04.06 | People

International relations and their role in research at EMBL

Plamena Markova, Head of International Relations at EMBL, shares some insight into her role and how politics goes hand in hand with enabling scientific research.

The FIMM NGS Sequencing Laboratory. Photo: FIMM/University of Helsinki

2021.03.29 | Research news

Problems with cell’s skeleton and energy production: how a single gene defect can affect both neuronal development and immune system function

Researchers in Finland and Norway have discovered a gene defect that causes a novel inherited immune deficiency. The same gene, DIAPH1, has been previously shown to cause SCBMS syndrome, a rare genetic disease associated with severe brain development defects.

Cervical cancer cells. Photo: Sebastian Condrea

2021.03.19 | Research news

AI supported diagnostics can facilitate screening for cervical cancer in resource-poor settings

A new study from FIMM group leader, Johan Lundin, at the University of Helsinki and Karolinska Institutet shows that artificial intelligence-supported digital microscopy at the point-of-care can be used to identify atypical Pap smears in a resource-limited setting.

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Upcoming Partnership Events

Thu 22 Apr: 15:00-16:00 | Aarhus
Virtual DANDRITE Lecture by Kazumasa Tanaka
Kazumasa Tanaka, Assistant Professor at the Memory Research Unit at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University, Japan, will give a virtual DANDRITE lecture titled: "Heterogeneous Memory Traces in the Hippocampus
Wed 05 May: 10:00-15:00 | Oslo (Zoom)
NCMM Network Meeting
The NCMM Network Meeting 2021 is open to NCMM Associate Investigators and NCMM group leaders. The meeting will take place online.
Tue 25 May: 09:00-09:34 | Oslo, Norway, and online
6th NorMIC Imaging Workshop
Course in Advanced Light Microscopy and Image Processing, hosted by University of Oslo
Mon 06 Sep: 16:00-14:00 | Aarhus
Annual Nordic EMBL Partnership Network Meeting
Hosted by DANDRITE. Further details to follow.

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The Nordic EMBL Partnership for Molecular Medicine combines the complementary research expertise of the Nordic countries with a common aim to address some of the biggest challenges in biomedicine today.