Research groups
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Research groups are the backbone of medical research
At the Department of Clinical Medicine (Klinisk institutt 1) we have the basis for medical research, namely good patient materials. Collaboration in clinical medicine should be flexible and opportunistic. Research groups are formed by making contacts locally, nationally and internationally and actively seeking opportunities and collaboration. Solid clusters ensure research expertise and impact over time. The best research groups combine stability and flexibility.
Multidisciplinary collaboration
K1 is divided into 10 sections. Research groups collaborate independent of the boundaries of sections, department and institutions. Well-defined research groups promote research, strengthen application impact possibilities and recruitment ability. Such groups also encourage all participants to become even more productive. Below, you can scroll through the different research groups at the Department of Clinical Medicine.
Gastroenterology
Brain-gut
Leader: Associate Professor Birgitte Berentsen Jacobsen
Website: link
Gastroendoscopy
Leader: Professor Roald Flesland Havre
Website: link
Ultrasound in gastroenterology
Leader: Professor Odd Helge Gilja
Website: link
Nephrology
Neurology
Research groups of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), dementia, multiple sclerosis (MS) and Parkinson's disease (PD) are part of our Neuro-SysMed center.
Other research groups are:
Biomarkers
Leader: Professor Christian Vedeler
Website: link
Epilepsy
Leader: Professor Marte-Helene Bjørk
Website: link
Headache
Leader: Professor Marte-Helene Bjørk
Website: link
Neuroimmunology
Leader: Professor Christian Vedeler
Website: link
Nutrition
Center for Nutrition is part of the Department of Clinical Medicine. Information about the research groups that are part of the center can be found here.
Ophthalmology
Ophthalmology research group
Leader: Professor Eyvind Rødahl
Website: link
Translational eye research
Leader: Professor Cecilie Bredrup
Website: link
Orthopedics
Biomaterial laboratory
Leader: Professor Mihaela-Roxana Cimpan
Website: link
Orthopedic medical quality registries
Leader: Professor Ove Nord Furnes
Website: link
Sports traumatology and arthroscopy
Leader: Associate Professor Eivind Inderhaug
Website: link
Pathology
Research performed in the frame of Center for Cancer Biomarkers (CCBIO) is central for the Department’s scientific activities in the field of pathology. The center is led by professor Lars A. Akslen.
Other research groups are:
Immunology and Rheumatology (Sjogren's syndrome)
Leader: Professor Kathrine Skarstein
Website: link
Molecular pathology of pancreatic diseases
Leader: Professor Anders Molven
Website: link
Psychiatry
Geriatric psychiatry
Leader: Professor Arvid Rongve
Website: link
Psychosis group
Leader: Professor Erik Johnsen
Website: link
Youth mind health
Leader: Professor Maj-Britt Rocio Posserud
Website: link
Radiology
Cancer imaging
Leader: Professor Ingrid S. Haldorsen
Website: link
Musculoskeletal and paediatric imaging
Leaders: Professor Ansgar Espeland and Professor Stein Magnus Aukland
Website: link
Neurostimulation and brain imaging
Leader: Associate Professor Leif Oltedal
Website: link (norwegian)