It is clear that the biotech industry will grow rapidly in Iceland in the coming years. It is therefore important that those start-ups that emerge here do not wither due to circumstances or be forced to operate abroad but have the conditions to mature domestically and pursue product development based on progressive research of the highest quality.
Aurora is a cooperation of European research-intensive universities united by a shared commitment to social relevance and a diverse student body.
Reykjalundur is a rehabilitation centre, located in Mosfellsbær and owned by SÍBS, a non-profit organisation. At Reykjalundur interdisciplinary rehabilitation programmes are offered in eight areas: arthritis, cardiac, chronic pain, mental health, neurological, obesity, pulmonary and vocational.
Differential expression between each allele of an autosomal gene, allele-specific expression (ASE), allows us to examine the biological control of gene expression in health and disease.
A story of a successful industry-academia collaboration
The recent resolution revolution in microscopy technologies allows unprecedented insights into the molecular machinery inside living systems.
Human diversity and diseases in the context of genomics, transcriptomic and proteomics
This seminar will describe genomic and molecular biology approaches that have led to the identification of functional variants at pancreatic cancer risk loci that influence gene expression regulation, and an example of a risk locus that affects the coding region of a gene and protein structure and function.
In this talk I will go through results of my doctoral studies at DeCODE genetics, with focus on quantitative hematological traits.
Early in development, our vasculature regulates the transport of biomolecules and fluid exchange throughout our tissues. The endothelium is dynamic and complex, changing in response to temporally and spatially regulated bio-chemical and mechanical cues within their local environments.
BMC Seminar titled Applications to Infrastructure Fund 15th of April
A broad range of diseases are identified based on histology. Today, most pathological tissue samples are stored as formalin-fixed paraffin embedded (FFPE) tissue blocks, which is the gold standard for histopathological analysis.