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Stem cell models offer new avenues for dementia treatment

DEMENTIA Researchers from the University of Copenhagen have developed stem cell models that can reveal the mechanisms behind the development of dementia.

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Special Issue: Journal of Molecular Biology

This next issue of the Journal of Molecular Biology is guest edited by Kristine Freude, Sybille Krauss and Stefan Seemann.

NeuroStem News: Visit to InStem

Details from Kristine Freude's and Poul Hyttel's visit to Bangalore in February 2019.

Keynote speech by Kristine Freude at the 10th International Tissue Repair and Regeneration Congress

BrainStem director Kristine Freude will be giving the keynote speech this year at the 10th International Tissue Repair and Regeneration Congress in Helsinki, Finland titled "Induced pluripotent stem cell models for Alzheimer's disease".

PhD Course on 'Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell, Gene-editing and Microbrain Models'

An exciting course taking place in the Frederiksberg Campus from June 17-21, 2019. Find out more and apply before the May 16, 2019. Limited available seats.

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