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SIMworks: New Nature Protocols Paper from the Ochs Lab

SIMworks is a software suite built on our previous tools SIMCheck, Chromagnon, ChaiN and…
Two New SUND Projects Explore AI in Education from Different Perspectives

Two educational projects at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences have received approximately…
What happens to transcription upon oxidative damage

New study in Nature Communications
Newly discovered DNA protection mechanism linked to human brain development

A new study in Cell shows how DDIAS protects DNA during cell division and is essential for normal…
New publication in Nature by Rasmussen Group

"Late-life semaglutide treatment slows ageing and extends lifespan in female mice"
Researchers uncover hidden mechanism behind congenital heart disease

The discovery of a signaling mechanism in the cells’ ‘antennae’ may help explain why some fetuses…
Congratulations to Niels Mailand

with the ERC Advanced Grant
Congratulations to Ian D. Hickson

with the election as a new member of the Royal Danish Academy of Sciences and Letters.
New study reveals how immune cells and cancer interact in real time

New study that sheds light on how cancer and the immune system interact at the molecular level.
New study reveals how immune cells and cancer interact in real time

New study that sheds light on how cancer and the immune system interact at the molecular level.

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