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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.
Is there still a need for a day dedicated to women and girls in STEM? Yes, say two upper-secondary students who would not rule out a future in…
Together with the Lundbeck Foundation, the faculties of Health and Natural Sciences are exploring the possibility of establishing a new, large-scale…
Julie Gerup studies Molecular Medicine and will be joining Poul Henning’s group on February 2nd to begin her Master’s thesis. She will investigate…
Valentina Villani starts her PhD journey this February. Her project focuses on understanding synaptic autophagy, a crucial mechanism that maintains…
We are excited to share that Frederik Holde Rasmussen has officially started his PhD in Anna Klawonn Lab, focusing on uncovering the early stages of…
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Young DANDRITE has invited Martina Michalikova, the WritingScientist, to give us insights into optimizing all the phases of writing a research…
Do you choose a Danish school or an international school? What about the language barrier? Learn about your possibilities!
Synucleinopathies such as Parkinson’s disease (PD) and dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB) are characterized by protein
accumulation and aggregation.…
Join us in celebrating 5 of Denmark’s best professors within neuroscience and their recent Lundbeck Foundation Professorship grants.
Are you looking for a Bachelor, Master or PhD project within neuroscience?
Speaker 1: Alena Salasova, Associate Professor, Nykjær Lab
Speaker 2: Christine Parsons, Professor, Interacting Minds Centre
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