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From 31 March to 2 April 2025, the 5th EMBL Partnership Conference brought together more than 200 participants to EMBL Heidelberg to explore the theme…
At the beginning of February, SciLifeLab, together with the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) and the Laboratory for Molecular Infection…
Accelerating early diagnosis and improving rare disease treatments through patient involvement
DANDRITE researchers are among the 12 selected for a prestigious entrepreneurship program aimed at advancing their groundbreaking research on cellular…
The Laboratory for Molecular Infection Medicine Sweden (MIMS) has this week announced the winners of its national Clinical Research Fellowship (CRF)…
Ryo Morimoto unpacks many moving boxes from Germany and sets up snail aquariums while establishing his new laboratory at Umeå University.
“I believe…
Mark Denham was the first researcher to work with stem cells at Aarhus University when he joined as a new Group Leader at DANDRITE in 2013. Today, his…
NCMMB: a leader for research excellence and collaborative science in the Life Sciences Building.
The University of Oslo (UiO) is positioning itself…
In November 2024, the Danish Parkinson’s Association held its annual research event, highlighting current research in Parkinson's disease. Alongside…
A study has discovered a genetic defect that affects the maturation of oocytes, leading to infertility in women. This discovery provides new insights…
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Low drug adherence is a major obstacle to realizing the full potential of many treatments. What factors impact drug adherence?
New research from FIMM shows that the genetic risk for many diseases is affected by age and sex.
Researchers are blasting patients’ cancer cells with dozens of drugs in the hope of finding the right treatment.
Study reveals a significant association between early-life diseases and the likelihood of remaining childless throughout one's life.
"This novel approach opens doors to uncover the protective and detrimental factors that precede weight gain, offering valuable insights into how…
A new observational study from the University of Helsinki has found a strong influence of multiple family-related factors on adolescents’ and young…
New publication from the Sahu group at NCMM shows how 6 transcription factors can be used to convert fibroblasts into pancreatic cells.
NCMM Group Leader Biswajyoti Sahu and colleagues identify transposable elements that that show gene regulatory enhancer activity in liver and colon…
Fresh data from DANDRITE Group Leader Sadegh Nabavi and his lab provides novel fundamental insights into how the brain processes defensive behaviours…
A study, led by University of Helsinki, suggests that insomnia increases the risk of influenza and other respiratory infections and COVID-19 infection…
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