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Grant awarded as part of Nordic Research Infrastructure Hubs call
The newly appointed NCMM group leader is lead author on the paper, which has been published in the journal Nature
A new article from NCMM’s chemical neuroscience group, headed by Dr Camila Esguerra, sheds light on the early mechanisms underlying seizure onset in Dravet syndrome.
A new publication from NCMM's membrane transport group provides novel insight into the function of a protein linked to a diverse range of human diseases.
In line with University of Oslo guidelines, NCMM has temporarily paused all non-critical activity in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Some critical activities have re-started after a thorough risk assessment and consultation with UiO.
The new Kristian Gerhard Jebsen Centre at the University of Oslo will investigate causes and treatment options for autism and other developmental disorders.
Five have been awarded Scientia Fellowships to undertake research projects in four different research groups at NCMM.
Several members of NCMM's Gözen group attended the 64th Biophysical Society Annual Meeting in San Diego, California in February, where PhD student Elif Köksal received a student research achievement award for her poster presentation.
NCMM is delighted to announce that Dr Sebastian Waszak has been recruited as a new group leader for Precision Medicine. Dr Waszak will join us in March 2020 and comes from the EMBL in Heidelberg, Germany. He will establish and head the Computational Oncology group at NCMM.
As part of the Oslo Life Science Conference in February 2020, the Gözen group at NCMM are exhibiting a range of their engaging microscopy images at Oslo’s Kunstplass Contemporary Art Exhibition Space.
The new study, published this week in the open access journal Cell Communication and Signaling, was led by the autophagy team at NCMM.
NCMM was deeply saddened to receive the news that our friend and former colleague Professor Erlend A. Nagelhus passed away whilst on a skiing trip in Sørkedalen on January 10th 2020.
In their new study, recently published in the journal Molecular Neurobiology, the Esguerra group establishes a zebrafish model to investigate the function of the CACNA1A gene.