We are very happy and grateful to the Novo Nordic Foundation @novonordiskfond that will continue to support our research for the next 3 years!
Grant award: Project Grants in Endocrinology & Metabolism – Nordic Region 2026
Category: Research funding
Grant award: Diabetes Wellness Norge
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…
The iDIA initiative – passed to the next round!
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…
The iDIA initiative – A Submitted Proposal for iDIA Center of Excellence at the Department of Clinical Science, University of Bergen (iDIA)
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…
Grant award: The Norwegian Cancer Society
Absolutely thrilled to announce that we have been awarded funding from @Kreftforeningen to continue our work on bladder tumor biology! Many plans and experiments are now possible and we are delighted to continue our work on the research project Mapping the…
Grant award: FRIPRO Researcher Project for Experienced Scientists
We are very happy and grateful to learn that the Norwegian Research Council @forskningsradet will continue to support our research for the next 5 years! We are delighted to continue our work on HNF1A by adding a Time-Dimension of Islet…
Grant award: Meltzer Project Grants for PhD Candidates
Congratulations to Kayko who received funding from the L. Meltzers Universitetsstiftelse for the proposal titled ”Deciphering the role of WNT4 in bladder cancer using patient-derived organoids”! Bladder cancer (BC) is the most common cancer of the urinary tract and currently…