Gut bacteria 2021.12.08 Common drugs affect our gut microbiome differently, with good and bad impacts on health Gut bacteria are both positively and negatively influenced by common medicines, new European…
Bioinformatics 2021.12.08 How CBMR uses data science in metabolic research Bioinformatician Christian Grønbæk gives one example of how data science helps researchers…
Research 2021.12.06 Unhappy fat: New clues on how obesity drives metabolic dysfunction Insulin resistance can cause white fat cells to become dysfunctional by altering its genetic…
Patented discovery 2021.12.02 A pioneering microbiome researcher embarks on his swansong to explore his “most exciting scientific breakthrough ever" Professor Oluf Borbye Pedersen was already an accomplished and internationally recognized researche…
Research 2021.11.23 New genetic calculator predicts if exercise can lower your risk of obesity Around one-in-five Danes, who have a high genetic risk of developing obesity, are more likely to…
Where are they now? 2021.10.28 "I wanted to do something that could really scale ... beyond helping one patient at a time" Pascal Timshel joined Intomics in 2019, after completing his Ph.D degree in bioinformatics at CBMR.…
Media & Publications 2021.10.28 CBMR publications and media appearances in October 2021 CBMR publications and media appearances in October 2021
Research 2021.10.21 A breakdown in communication – mitochondria of diabetic patients can’t keep time Muscle cells in patients with type 2 diabetes have a disrupted biological clock. The findings…
Leadership 2021.10.14 Ruth Loos elected to the EASD Board of Directors CBMR Vice Executive Director Ruth Loos has been elected to the Board of Directors of the European…
Research 2021.10.11 Winter-swimming Scandinavian men can teach us how the body adapts to extreme heat and cold Winter-swimming men, who combine cold-water immersion with hot sauna, burn more calories during…
Faces of CBMR 2021.10.07 “I appreciate having a deeper understanding of how the body works.” Olivia Sveidahl Johansen is a Danish PhD student in the Gerhart-Hines Group at CBMR. She joined as …
Science communication 2021.09.30 'The World is in You' opens at Kunsthal Charlottenborg Our environment also shapes our bodies and our lives, for good and for ill. Exploring this theme is…
Media & Publications 2021.09.28 CBMR publications and media appearances in September 2021 CBMR publications and media appearances in September 2021
VIDEO 2021.09.09 Take a tour of the Single-Cell Omics Platform Watch the video to learn more about how SCOP can help with experimental design, preparation and…
Media & Publications 2021.09.02 CBMR publications and media appearances in July & August 2021 CBMR publications and media appearances in July & August 2021
Research 2021.08.02 A Cellular Call for Help When succinate is released by cells in distress it activates nearby white blood cells, and…
Research 2021.07.26 Exercise improves health through changes on DNA Six weeks of physical exercise led to changes in the epigenetic information of skeletal muscle cell…
Where are they now? 2021.07.07 From CBMR to Intomics: Julia Villarroel Julia Villarroel is a bioinformatics scientist at Intomics, a Danish company that uses insights fro…
Faces of CBMR 2021.06.22 "The gut microbiome is a very important mediator of the environment we live in" Yong Fan started a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Health Promoting Microbiome Research when he joined…
Research in Molecular Metabolism 2021.06.18 Mice with low NAD+ levels die young – and scientists now know why With low levels of the molecule NAD+, skeletal muscle cells are unable to control the concentration…