Holders of scholarships

BioCampus supports scientists in spe within the research area of biotechnology. Scholarships are being awarded to young, talented students, giving them the possibility of focusing on biotechnological research. The students' projects cover many different aspects of biotechnology including medical research, the ethical dimension, legal practices and social aspects.

Below you can learn more about the students that have been awarded a scholarship and their projects. Some of the projects have ended by now, others are not finished yet.

Tau Benned-Jensen

"Epstein-Barr virus-induced receptor 2, a constitutively active 7TM receptor"

Ditte Zerlang Christensen

"Neuropeptide Y's role in epilepsy and electroconvulsive therapy for depression"

Stine Djørup

"Ethical Guidelines and Biotech Companies"

Jacob Eriksen

"Specific signals in the dopamine transporter governs its location in the cell"

Mads Hansen

"Targeted Gene Repair Using Peptide Nucleic Acid"

Jakob Jespersen

"Molecular Mechanisms of Skeletal Muscle Atrophy"

Mathias Jul Jørgensen

"How does coli colonize?"

Mark Kalisz

"Investigation of growth factors and molecular events regulating the growth of mouse embryonic stem cells"

Ditte Kjærsgaard Klein

"AMPK expression and activity in human arm and leg muscle – response to acute exercise after 42 days of cross-country skiing"

David Møbjerg Kristensen

"Examination of cell reprogramming of embryonic stem cells by cell fusions and cells extracts"

Alicia Lundby

"Redefining the minimal voltage sensor"

Janne Nielsen

"Specialization of nerve cells - How does the signalling molecule GDNF contribute?"

Rie Nygaard

"Potential treatment of obesity"

Nis Borbye Pedersen

"Structure, receptor localization, signaling and effects"

Ditte Welner

"Sugar-modifying enzymes – 3D structures and mechanisms"

Søren Würtz

"When humans are made bioethical"

Marie Folker Zibrandtsen

"Culturing Embryos: a study of the social implications of producing animal biotechnology research in Denmark."