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
We are very happy and grateful to the Novo Nordic Foundation @novonordiskfond that will continue to support our research for the next 3 years!
Many congratulations to the team led by our collaborator, Ana Vacaru, on this work accepted for publication in Cell Communication and Signaling Laura and Ana, together with the other team members studied the pancreatic β-cell adaptation to high insulin demand.…
by Fatemeh Rahmatabadi: This week’s journal club focuses on a study from Scientific Reports (2025) exploring the specific molecular mechanisms of Siglec6 CAR-T therapy in acute myeloid leukemia.
by Kaykobad Hossain
This week’s journal club focuses on a study from Nature Communications (2026) highlighting macrophage-derived FN1 as a mechanical cue for aggravating immunosuppression in non-small cell lung cancer.
It’s hard to believe that Thomas is leaving us! While we will miss your presence here, we know you will achieve great things in your new adventure.
Please help us disseminate our research by watching, like and share a movie made by Lucas on his latest publication!
We are very happy and grateful to learn that the Diabetes Wellness Norge (DWN) Foundation will support our research! Diabetes is a group of metabolic diseases characterized by persistent high blood glucose levels caused by the inability of the body to…
Wishing good luck to Agnes which will defend her Master These work on Thursday 25 June 2026. Agnes Oline Sandvik Grade B Thesis Title: “Generation and characterization of hiPSC lines from a family with Type 1 Diabetes for in vitro differentiation…
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