Så er vi i gang med årets Networking retreat for Young Academic Leaders. #Grundforsk #dkforsk #dkvid

Dag 2☀️ Into the sandbox: Create posters about your transition to research leader. Networking retreat for Young Academic Leaders. #Grundforsk #dkvid #dkforsk

Happy Birthday Aarhus Universitet

End of the I & I Science Days organized by the department of Biomedicine at Aarhus University Special mention and huge congrats to Maddie for winning the best short oral presentation 🎉 Very proud of this group of talented and motivated researchers 🇩🇰 🇫🇷 🇧🇷 🇬🇧 🇷🇴 🇳🇱 🇷🇺 🇦🇹

🔬 Dive into the fascinating world of innate immunity at #TOLL2024! Join us at the forefront of discovery as we explore and challenge the latest breakthroughs. Don't miss the chance to be a part of the advancement, register now. #InnateImmunity 🔗 bit.ly/44kPXtu

The OLAGNIER Lab wishes you all a happy 2023 Halloween 🎃 👻 🍂

SARS-CoV-2 biology and host interactions rdcu.be/dv7g4 In this Review, Volker Thiel & colleagues summarize current knowledge of the SARS-CoV-2 intracellular life cycle and the molecular functions of viral proteins, as well as their interaction with the host cell.

📢Very excited about upcoming lecture "How #viruses use their capsid to escape #immune detection and how cells bypass this protection" by Prof Leo James (Leo James' Lab @MRC_LMB) on Fri 9 Feb, 10-11, Biermann lecture theatre,Aarhus University All welcome, please feel free to join!

Start of an hopefully productive week Center for Immunology of Viral Infections (CiViA) Aarhus Universitet

Our review on mitochondria and inflammatory diseases is out now. Is a break in the 2 billion year old endosymbiotic relationship with mitochondria a basis for RA, MS, IBD, asthma and more? rdcu.be/dx4Vv pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38326590/

After receiving an ACS Infectious Disease Young Investigator Award in 2021, I am thrilled to join the journal as an Early Career Board Member

Today I am the proud mentor of two outstanding students Demi van der Horst and Naziia Kurmasheva who submitted their PhD thesis on oncolytic #virus #therapy. You did exceptionally well and I now look forward to your defenses

It is with excitement that I am sharing our new study on oncolytic virotherapy now online in Nature Communications. A huge thank to all collaborators involved on the projects and financial supports including Lundbeckfonden Novo Nordisk Foundation Kræftens Bekæmpelse link.springer.com/10.1038/s41467…

Last Wednesday, I had the privilege of being invited to lovely Aarhus by David Olagnier @AarhusUnito #Biomedicine to attend the PhD defense of Naziia Kurmashev as an 'opponent' (such a strange word for a definitive fan😆) together with Andrew Bowie from Trinity College Dublin .

After the rain 🌧️ comes the sun ☀️ Aarhus Universitet Center for Immunology of Viral Infections (CiViA)

Two in a row for the David Olagnier Lab ! Demi van der Horst 🇳🇱 successfully defended her PhD work untilted 🦠 Oncolytic virotherapy in Keap1 mutant lung cancer 🫁 at Aarhus University Thanks to the opponents Jonathan Pol and Annemarthe Van der Veen for their thorough assessment of the work

Beautiful article by Kristoffer Lottrup in Weekendavisen on the use of #viruses as biological weapons against #cancer and showcasing our recent study published in Nature Communications weekendavisen.dk/2024-26/ideer/…

For 25 years, the Toll-like Receptor pathway was considered a series of distinct protein complexes that drive inflammation. Today, we report that the entire pathway, from receptor to transcription factor, is executed from within one complex—the myddosome. nature.com/articles/s4158…

Good news for science funding in Europe. Reappointed President von der Leyen says: We will increase our spending..on groundbreaking fundamental research.  To do this, we will expand the European Research Council and the European Innovation Council. commission.europa.eu/document/downl…

Researchers have genetically altered a mouse to express traits reminiscent of the long-extinct woolly mammoth, including a long, coarsely textured coat, to create the woolly mouse. scim.ag/3QO97Ui News from Science