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23 April 2021 On Friday 23 April 2021 cand.scient Marijana Nesic defended her PhD with the title: “The role of genetic alterations and immune surveillance in diffuse large B-cell lympoma” Read more here

15 April 2021 Martin Bøgsted and Tarec Christoffer El-Galaly have each received a grant from Kræftens Bekæmpelse. Martin Bøgsted has received DKK 625,000 for the project “Ulighed i adgangen til medicinsk kræftbehandling: Hvad kan vi lære og ændre ud fra individ-baserede Read more

16 November 2020 On Thursday 12 November 2020 M.Sc. (Molecular Medicine) Hanne Due defended her PhD with the title: “Investigation of drug response in diffuse large B-cell lymphoma” Read more here

6 November 2020 On Thursday 5 November 2020 cand.scient.san. Mia Sommer defended her PhD with the title: “Patient-reported outcomes on the trajectory of hematological cancer, a multi-method study” Read more here

29 October 2020   Karen Dybkær was interviewed for the Radio4 programme, Techtopia –  a programme about technology where CRISPR was the topic and made in collaboration with the engineering association IDA. Learn more here

10 September 2020 Charles Vesteghem and Martin Bøgsted have developed a database, which collects all clinical information about the patient’s cancer disease  including genetic analyses of cancer tumours and information about the treatment. Read more here and here

6 October 2020 By using the genome-editing technique CRISPR/Cas9, researchers from the research section at the Department of Haematology investigate chemotherapy resistance in cancer cells. Treatment resistance is a major clinical challenge, and by using this technology we aim at improving the Read more

8 June 2020 Karen Dybkær and Marianne Tang Severinsen have each received a grant from Karen Elise Jensen. Karen Dybkær has received DKK 3.000.000 from Karen Elise Jensen Fonden for the project “Behandlingsresistens i maligne B-celle blodsygdomme – kombination af CRISPR-baseret Read more

19 June 2020 Research teams from all over the world have competed to see who are the best at predicting the outcome of cancer treatments, and researchers from our Haematological Research Section have taken a prestigious victory. Read more here: