Stian Knappskog

Short Curriculum Vitae for Stian Knappskog

Research on Cancer Stem Cells

Bergen Oral Cancer Research Group works on identifying cancer stem cells in oral cancer.

Breast Cancer Group- Research

PhDs awarded at Section for Pathology

List of PhDs awarded at the Gade Institute, Section for Pathology.

Research areas

Per Eystein Lønning

Short Curriculum Vitae for Professor Per Eystein Lønning

Research on Oral Cancer

Bergen Oral Cancer Research Group actively researches new cancer treatment strategies for oral cancer.

Hans Petter Eikesdal

Short Curriculum Vitae for Hans Petter Eikesdal

Brain Tumor Immunology & Therapy group

Developing a novel immunotherapy that can be tested in clinical trials for GBM patients in combination with standard treatment regimens to improve the quality of life and extend survival of GBM patients.

PhDs awarded at Section for Microbiology and Immunology

List of PhDs awarded at The Gade Institute, Section for Microbiology and Immunology.

Gastric cancer in Norway and Costa Rica

Warner Enrique Alpízar Alpízar’s PhD dissertation reveals that gastric cancer is more lethal in Costa Rica than in Norway.

New Genes for Malignant Melanoma Discovered

Researchers at The Gade Institute have discovered three new genes which may explain why some persons are more susceptible to malignant melanoma than others.

Rodent PET scan solving health riddles

Soon, researchers at the University of Bergen will use a PET scanner on rats and mice. A practice that could lead to improved future health for all.

New Biomarker for Uterine Cancer

Professor Lars A. Akslen at The Gade Institute has worked on developing a new method for the assessment of uterine cancer.

Record support for cancer research

The Norwegian Cancer Society has granted 147.7 million Norwegian kroner to cancer research. Of this, 25.5 million was awarded to researchers at the University of Bergen

Extracts From The Khat-plant Kill Cancer Cells

Therese Bredholt’s PhD work shows that extracts from the khat plant may provide better treatment against leukemia.

Kristi Anne Veien - New PhD Student at The Gade Institute

Kristi Anne Veien has recently commenced her work as a PhD student at The Gade Institute.

A Virologist's Working Day

Professor Karl-Henning Kalland investigates the molecular mechanisms in cancer.

Centre For Cancer Biomarkers Could Receive SFF-Status

Professor Lars A. Akslen at The Gade Institute is responsible for the current SFF-application at the Norwegian Research Council.

King Olav's Vs Cancer Research Prize 2009 awarded to Professor Lars A. Akslen

Professor Lars A. Akslen has been awarded King Olav’s Vs Cancer Research Prize 2009.

Prize for Preventive Medicine

The Norwegian Medical Association has awarded its "Preventive Medicine Prize" to the authors of the publication "Usefulness of HPV test on cell sample from the cervix".

Career Day at BBB

Most Master's students are in a phase where future career and job opportunities are very much in focus. The possibilities are many, but where do you start? Who has the relevant positions, and what qualifications are valuable to potential employers? The Student Committee of Medical Biology arranged a Career Day at BBB to dig deeper into these questions.

New cure for leukaemia patients

Researchers at the University of Bergen have discovered a new treatment for acute myeloid leukaemia.