“Cancer Invasion: Mechanisms and Therapeutic Options".
21 – 23 June 2010
The Finsen Laboratory is organizing this years Symposia hosted by the Danish Cancer Society. The organizing committee consist of Gunilla Høyer-Hansen, Niels Behrendt, Michael Ploug and Tove Østergaard from Finsen Laboratory
For more information go to the Symposia website www.cancer.dk
Danish Cancer Society 16th Symposium
EliteForsk 2010
Ph.d.-studerende Benedikte Jacobsen har modtaget Videnskabsministeriets prestigefyldte EliteForsk-rejsestipendie.
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Master project
An attractive master project within cancer research and cancer therapy in mice is now available at Finsen Laboratory.
We are looking for a highly motivated student in molecular biology, biomedicine, biochemistry, or human biology.
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Finsenlaboratoriet
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Dansk-Kinesisk kræftforskning på Rigshospitalet
Forskere fra Rigshospitalet og Aarhus Universitet samarbejder med kinesiske forskere i kampen mod kræft. Danmarks Grundforskningsfond bakker nu op om samarbejdet med en stor bevilling til et virtuelt Dansk-Kinesisk forskningscenter.
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Welcome to Finsen Laboratory
Finsen Laboratory
The Finsen Laboratory is a cancer research unit at Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen University Hospital. The aim of the laboratory is to perform basic cancer research and to move the scientific results forward to the clinic. The projects are focused on cancer invasion and metastasis. The research is carried out in a close collaboration between senior researchers, postdocs, PhD- and graduate students and technicians. As part of the connection with the clinical departments, several MDs have completed their scientific education with a PhD at the laboratory with clinically relevant research projects. Likewise, several Master´s students continue in PhD programmes within basic cancer research at the laboratory.
Copenhagen Biocenter
Finsen Laboratory is located in the new Copenhagen Biocenter in close proximity to other research institutions such as BRIC and Department of Biology, University of Copenhagen and The Bartholin Institute.
