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The Danish Research Institute of Translational Neuroscience and the Danish Node of the Nordic EMBL Partnership
Researchers at DANDRITE perform basic and translational research at highest international level in brain an the nervous system.
Kamille will investigate the transcriptional consequences of pharmacological sortilin inhibition using sortilin heterozygous and knockout mice and…
I am a final-semester BSc Cognitive Science student and will be spending the upcoming months interning at the Müllner Lab. I am contributing to a…
A new preprint from Sun Lab presents Synapse Gigamapper (SyGi) — a protein language model designed to predict whether proteins localize at excitatory…
Spin‑out company SynuCa Therapeutics, founded in professor Poul Henning Jensen’s DANDRITE group and led by assistant professor Lasse Reimer as CEO,…
How do we inspire young researchers to pursue a future in neuroscience? At DANDRITE, one way is by opening our doors to students who want to…
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The focus will be on vascular pathologies such as stroke and neuroinflammation, as well as broader brain microvasculature themes.
AUPA invites all PhD students at Aarhus University to join our General Assembly. The General Assembly is an opportunity to learn more about AUPA’s…
Titled: 'Deconstructing and reverse-translating alcohol addiction in search of druggable treatment targets'
If you're an international researcher or PhD student in Denmark—or planning to become one—understanding your tax obligations is important. Whether…
A Topical Seminar about how our group previously showed that axonal polarization of Neurexin requires the SorCS1–Rip11 complex localized to dendritic…
PhD defence - During her PhD studies, Victoria aimed to investigate the C-terminal domains of the memory-related proteins SorCS1-3. These domains,…
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