We are very happy to share our latest work on how HNF1A’s involvement in GLI3 processing affects pancreatic and intestinal development, using a combination of in vivo work (multiple conditional mouse models) and human iPSC models is now ONLINE ahead of print in Genes and Development
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We are very happy and grateful to learn that the Diabetes Wellness Norge (DWN) Foundation will support our research!
The iDIA initiative – a submitted proposal to build a Center for Excellence Research, iDIA has advanced to the second phase! Out of 176 applications, only 36 finalists were selected for the next phase of selection. From these, five are…
Congratulations to Kayko who won the Poster Prize Day 2 at the CCBIO’s 14th Annual Symposium!
by Ulrik: This week’s journal club focuses on a study from Science (2026) on integration of flexible, mesh nanoelectronics into stem-cell–derived pancreatic organoids, enabling long-term, single-cell electrophysiology within intact 3D tissue.
by Agnes Sandvik: This week’s journal club focuses on a study from Stem Cell Reports (2026) aiming to establish a foundation for harmonized quality control for induced pluripotent stem cell
Read about the iDIA initiative – a submitted proposal to build a Center for Excellence Research, iDIA, which aims to revolutionize the way we understand diabetes by elevating personalized diagnostics and treatment to a new level – in an article…
by Fatemeh Rahmatabadi: This week’s journal club focuses on a study from Blood (2017) on JAK1/2 and BCL2 inhibitors in AML
by Kaykobad Hossain
This week’s journal club focuses on a study from Nat Commun (2026) proposing that nerve growth factor is the driver of ILC2 pro-tumoral functions in patients with bladder cancer.
by Olena Kondratska
This week’s journal club focuses on a study from Scientific Reports (2026) investigating the neuroprotective effects of D-mannose in a rotenone-induced mouse model of Parkinson’s disease.
Many congratulations to Chris Nabel on publishing a brief report on the observed male predominance in thymic neuroendocrine neoplasms (NENs) correlated with androgen receptor (AR) expression. Key Findings This study analyzed 17 thymic NEN cases and found that AR expression…
by Agnes Sandvik: This week’s journal club focuses on a study from Diabetologia (2025) showing that the aberrant metabolite trafficking pathways seen in SC-islets are robustly diminished following engraftment in mice.