News archive for Department of Clinical Medicine

Camilla Krakstad awarded with the Falch Junior Prize for young researchers (17.06.2014)

We congratulate CCBIO's associate Camilla Krakstad with the award!

The first CCBIO Junior Scientist Symposium 11.06.14. Collage.

Great interest in the CCBIO Junior Scientist Symposia (12.06.2014)

The Centre for Cancer Biomarkers (CCBIO) hosted June 11th its first Junior Scientist Symposium, and the second took place August 28th. There has been a great interest.

A collection of the front pages of the CCBIO reports through the years.

CCBIO Annual Report (24.04.2014)

Read CCBIO's Annual Reports!

CCBIO Symposium March 25-26 2014 (24.02.2014)

CCBIO arranges its annual symposium at Solstrand 25th-26th March 2014. This year the CCBIO symposium will be a combination of talks by invited international speakers and other senior researchers, extended poster sessions where younger researchers can present their work, and ample time for interaction between participants.

Kathrine Skarstein presents March 3rd (10.01.2014)

The title of the talk is "Long-lived plasma cells in Sjögrens syndrome"

First presentation of 2014 will be held by Reidun Kopperud, January 6 (17.12.2013)

Reidun will present "Phenotype of Epac1-deficient mice"

Tone D Dahl and Olav Tenstad will Present February 3rd (02.12.2013)

Tone and Olav will present exciting data from the PET study.

Frode Berven will Talk December 2nd (25.11.2013)

Frode is the leader of the Proteomics Unit at the University of Bergen (PROBE) and will talk about the "Application of Proteomics in Clinical Medicine and Research".

Professor Rainer Oberbauer comes to Bergen the 18th of November (14.10.2013)

Professor Oberbauer from the Medical University of Vienna will talk about 'Systems biology of omics in kidney transplantation'

Gynekologer ved Kvinneklinikken øver seg på kikkhullsoperasjon (30.09.2013)

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