Associate Professor Lin Lin from Aarhus University receives DKK 2.8 million from the Novo Nordisk Foundation to study whether kidneys from genetic modified pigs can be used for organ transplantation and thereby help rectify a shortage of organs.

Professor Fulvio Reggiori receives a Laureate Grant from the Novo Nordisk Foundation to start his own research laboratory at the Department of Biomedicine. His goal is to answer important questions within autophagy to fight diseases such as cancer…

Associate Professor Yonglun Luo from Aarhus University receives DKK 2.7 million from the Novo Nordisk Foundation to study whether muscular dystrophy can be cured with the help of gene editing and stem cell technologies. The research is of particular…

The risk of a newborn baby being born with birth defects is greater if the mother has drunk drinking water with even small amounts of nitrate during pregnancy. This is shown by a large study carried out by researchers at the universities in Aarhus…

Good news for innovative researchers: Working together with the Novo Nordisk Foundation, the five largest universities in Denmark are bringing the successful international SPARK programme to Denmark. The programme offers life science researchers…