Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Basic Metabolic Research – University of Copenhagen

Novo Nordisk Foundation
Center for Basic Metabolic Research

Three Group Leader positions available

Preference is given to applicants with a background in metabolomics (metabolic flux analysis), cardiovascular pathophysiology and the central regulation of body weight and energy homeostasis.

Research Facilities

Technology platforms have been established to advance basic research questions and to empower scientists to accelerate their discoveries and innovations.

Education opportunities

The Center’s mission is to provide the highest standards in the training of future scientists by developing transferable skills and career opportunities.

Innovation and Translation

CBMRs vision is to strengthen interdisciplinary research that transforms the basic understanding of the mechanisms involved in metabolic health and disease

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CBMR International PhD and Postdoc Program

The CBMR International PhD and Postdoc Program supports competitive national and international recruitment of PhD and Postdoc fellows

Cardiometabolic Research in Society and Culture

Placing cardiometabolic science in a cultural, historical, and philosophical context. This Research Program is a collaboration with the Medical Museion, where the team produces research-based exhibitions, events, and online communication, alongside publications.

Events and Conferences

Events

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News

Energy Sensor AMPK Fine-Tunes Mitochondrial Recycling

An international research collaboration with the Sakamoto Group has discovered molecular pathways that quality control and optimize mitochondrial function. The research, published in the scientific journal Molecular…

New weight loss drug target burns energy and lowers appetite – without the nausea and vomiting

Scientists at the University of Copenhagen have discovered a new weight loss drug target that reduces appetite, increases energy expenditure, and improves insulin sensitivity without causing nausea or loss of muscle…

CBMR publications and media appearances in October 2024

CBMR publications and media appearances in October 2024

Could a genetic flaw be the key to stopping people craving sugary treats?

New research has found that people with a genetic defect in their ability to digest sucrose eat less cake, sweets and chocolate, which could hold the key to helping the wider population to eat less sugar.