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Researchers at DANDRITE perform basic and translational research at highest international level in brain an the nervous system.
New research challenges the classical understanding of how genes control brain function. It is not only the proteins that neurons produce that are…
Emma Friis Poulsen is currently in her second semester of the BSc in Cognitive Science and has recently joined the Klawonn Group as an intern.
She is…
Jeanette Frank Nielsen is our new Communications Officer and Research Group Coordinator at DANDRITE.
Jeanette brings several years of experience in…
My PhD project explores whether the brain's immune cells, microglia, are involved in development of Alzheimer’s disease. With increasing age, some…
Kamille will investigate the transcriptional consequences of pharmacological sortilin inhibition using sortilin heterozygous and knockout mice and…
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(Note – the symposium is in Danish only) Sammen på tværs i arbejdet med sundhedsreformen
og det nære sundhedsvæsen
ARoS, Aarhus Research Foundation and Aarhus University would like to offer you and a guest a memorable experience and a wonderful way to appreciate…
If you're an international researcher or PhD student in Denmark—or planning to become one—understanding your tax obligations is important. Join for a…
Speaker 1: Nathalie Elleholm, Research Assistant, Müllner Lab
Speaker 2: Jakob Østergaard Thuesen, Student Scholar, Klawonn Lab
Discussion Leader:…
New in town? Where do you find practical information about life in Aarhus and Denmark? How do you build a social network? And what about Danish…
Speaker 1: Sadegh Nabavi, Associate Professor
Speaker 2: Valentina Khalil, Postdoc, Kitazawa Lab
Discussion Leader: Maria Vasconcelos, Student,…
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