Research activity
Research performed at the department is organized into 10 research groups and two technology platforms, and is essentially directed toward studies on basal medical, biomedical and biological problems.
Some of the research performed has a clear anchor in clinical research and is based towards patient-related medical problems. This form of activity is mirrored by the focus that the Department has had in recent years on translational medical research.
Cellular Networks Group (CELLNET)
Cellular dynamics and communication
Craniofacial Development Biology
The Translational Signaling Group
Molecular Imaging Center (MIC)
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Cross-disciplinary study
Biomedical Image Sciences is a relatively new field of study. We have interviewed two students who have chosen this study track in the Master's Programme in Medical Biology.
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Joint Institute Day
The Gade Institute and Department of Biomedicine are situated in adjacent buildings. On a joint institute day, the two institutes gathered at the BB-buidling in order to find out what else they have in common.
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Developing a new genetic disease drug
Aurora Martinez and her research group at the Department of Biomedicine work to find cures for rare, genetic illnesses.
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Availability of oxygen modulates tumour growth
Linda Stuhr and co-workers have shown that an increased availabiity of oxygen in tumours inhibits both growth and production of new capillaries (angiogenesis).
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New diagnostic possibilities
Recent knowledge regarding fluid constituting the body's microenvironment gives new diagnostic possibilities.
- Nazanin Rouhee
Student , Master's Programme in Medical Biology, University of Bergen
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7. desember
- 12.15 Trial lecture: Anja Torsvik
- 14.15 Disputation: Anja Torsvik
News
- Norwegian Proteomics Society meeting March 4-5 (19.11.2012)
- The 5th NorMIC Symposium in Bergen (27.09.2012)
- Biorecognition on the cover of Proteins (14.09.2012)
- A cyanobacterial lipopeptide selectively targets eukaryotic membranes (14.08.2012)
- Course in Quantitative Proteomics, Bergen, August 21-24th 2012 (02.07.2012)