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…
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.
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.
by Fatemeh Rahmatabadi: This week’s journal club focuses on a study from Scientific Reports (2020) investigating the ERK activity in immature leukemic cells involed in clonal selection in AML
This week’s journal club focuses on a study from PNAS (2025) proposing that coordinated multi-node inhibition can achieve deep and durable pancreatic tumor regression.
This week’s journal club focuses on a study from Transl Psychiatry (2026) reporting on astrocytic dysfunction within the cerebellum suggesting a widespread disruption of astrocyte-mediated communication across the brain in depression.
Tuesday, 24th of February 2026, Lucas will defend his work on the PhD thesis! The defense will take place at Auditorium 2, BB-bygget, Jonas Lies vei 91. Trial Lecture: Tuesday 24. February 2026 h 10.15 “Transcriptional regulation in the developing…
by Ulrik: This week’s journal club focuses on a study from Nature (2026) proposing that Parkinson’s disease (PD) may involve early pathology in the enteric nervous system (ENS).