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The Danish Science Festival, 'Forskningens Døgn', taking place this week, aims to celebrate curiosity. DANDRITE is once again proud to be part of it.
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…
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…
Following a successful tour through local libraries, a gymnasium, Aarhus University Hospital, and even City Hall, the DANDRITE Science & Art…
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Mark your calendar for the Nordic Neuroscience Meeting 2027, taking place 14-16 June 2027 in Reykjavik, Iceland. Hosted by the Icelandic Society for…
Join leading researchers, clinicians, students, and innovators at Physiology in Focus 2027,
taking place in Stockholm, Sweden, from 1-4 July 2027.
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