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The FinnGen Research project was launched in Finland in 2017 and is among the very first personalized medicine projects that combines genome information with digital health care data. Professor Aarno Palotie is a Research Director at FIMM and leads the FinnGen study. Palotie’s main focus is to better understand the genetic mechanisms in common diseases. Here, Aarno Palotie debates about the FinnGen study and the status of the project today.
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You can be one of the chosen few who get to discuss your research with this year's winner of the Scheele Award, Emmanuelle Charpentier and other…
The Building Bridges symposia series is arranged to bridge clinical and basic/translational research and provide examples of how teams of…
Welcome to the Scheele Symposium in honour of the 2019 Scheele Award Laureate, Professor Emmanuelle Charpentier. The symposium focuses on various…
The symposium aims to promote interdisciplinary exchange among the next generation of life scientists.
Researchers at Umeå University (Sweden), in collaboration with researchers at the University of Maryland and Duke University (USA), now for the first time successfully performed targeted gene mutation in the zoonotic pathogen Chlamydia caviae.
