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Today we open our new Centre of Excellence, CEMIR, Centre of Molecular Inflammation Research. A central topic for the centre is how inflammation can play…
In this video, Geir Slupphaug talks about proteins. Nearly all diseases are caused by dysfunctional proteins. At the proteomics and metabolomics core facility they…
Tuberculosis kills about 1,5 million people each year and about 1/3 of the world’s population is infected. Trude Flo and the CEMIR research group…
Blogger: Vibeke Videm We have known for some time that genetics play a great part in the risk for developing…
Bloggers: Arne Kristian Sandvik og Jan Kristian Damås For patients with these diseases, and for the health professionals who are involved in their treatment, this…
Blogger: Eivind Samstad The immune system has sensors that recognize invaders such as bacteria and viruses, but also damage to the…
Blogger: Trude Helen Flo, co-director CEMIR In CEMIR we will work with infection, or inflammation. Why? Because inflammation is important for…
Blogger: Egil Lien, CEMIR/NTNU, UMass Medical School Infectious diseases remain one of the leading causes of death in the world, and…
Blogger: Terje Espevik, Director of CEMIR The official opening of the Norwegian University of Science and Technology’s four new centres of…
The official opening of NTNU’s four new Norwegian Centres of Excellence (SFFs) takes place on Monday 10. June. CEMIR is one of these centres,…