Kuijjer Lab

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  • November 30, 2021

    Daniel receives funding from Familien Blix Fond

    We're thrilled to announce that Daniel has received funding from Familien Blix Fond on the project "Quinolinate Phosphoribosyltransferase (QPRT) as a target gene for the reduction of resistance development in ER-positive breast cancer." This project will allow us to validate computational predictions on a gene that is potentially involved in resistance to tamoxifen, which Daniel recently found through in silico knock-down experiments in breast cancer. We will be collaborating with...

  • November 15, 2021

    New publication

    We are happy to announce that we have a new co-authored publication in Nature Machine Intelligence. The work, headed by Victor Greiff and Geir Kjetil Sandve at the University of Oslo, describes immuneML, a new platform for machine learning analysis of adaptive immune receptor repertoires. Ping-Han contributed with implementing a function to evaluate machine learning models as well as testing the tools. More information...

  • October 28, 2021

    Two collaborative projects awarded

    The NCMM recently published a call for the funding of collaborative projects between NCMM Associate Investigators and NCMM groups. We are happy to announce that we received funding for two projects. We will be collaborating with June Myklebust, Nils Halberg, and Kalle Malmberg to explore spatial tumor biology, combining transcriptomics and proteomics data at the single cell level. This is an extension of our...

  • October 22, 2021

    Postdoctoral position available

    We have an open position for a 3-year postdoctoral fellowship to work in computational method development with applications to cancer. Please check the open positions page for more information.

  • October 05, 2021

    Visiting PhD student

    This week the group is joined by PhD student Sina Thorsen Takle from Nils Halberg's group, University of Bergen. Sina is visiting us in Oslo to get her hands on network analysis approaches and apply these to Imaging Mass Cytometry data. This is part of a recently funded project by the NCMM Collaborative Grants to the Halberg, Malmberg, and Kuijjer groups. Welcome Sina!