Gopal Group Our ResearchThe extracellular matrix is a dynamic environment where a plethora of structural proteins, ligands, enzymes, inorganic ions, and secreted factors are stored. These molecules, collectively referred to as the matrisome, regulate cell fate by providing extrinsic biochemical and biomechanical signals to cells. Therefore, cell fate is often a consequence of the entire matrisome

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In order to ensure a role for the Cell and Gene Therapy Core in the forefront of the core-related technologies and having a service portfolio that is compatible with the needs of StemTherapy and Multipark members we have formed a Scientific Advisory Group. The SAG consists of experts in vectors, CRISPR and iPS, has representatives from both StemTherapy and Multipark and the members run successful

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Electrophysiology Core Facility The F09 setup is centered around a Molecular Devices Axopatch 700B amplifier with a Digidata 1440 digitizer. It is designed for use with both cells grown on coverslips and brain slice preparations, allowing for up to 2-channel recordings. These recordings can be paired with electrical stimulation via an isolated current stimulator or local pharmacological stimulatio

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2020 No symposium due to the coronavirus outbreak. 2019 Mini-symposium on science careers beyond academia  June 11, 2019 at Segerfalk Lecture Hall, BMC A10, including round-table discussion with speakers 2018 Symposium on single cell technologies in stem cell research May 31 - June 1, 2018 at Segerfalk Lecture Hall, BMC A10 2017 Alumni Symposium November 3, 2017 at 13:00 - 16:30 at Segerfalk Lectu

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At Lund Stem Cell Center, we aim to foster a deeper understanding of stem cell research and its potential impact on society by bringing stem cell science to our local and global communities. Join us on our journey to unlock the potential of stem cells for better health and a brighter future, explore our website for upcoming events, educational resources, and ways to get involved.Public Outreach an

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Publications from collaborations Johansson PA, Adami A, Jakobsson J. (2022) CRISPRi-mediated transcriptional silencing in iPSCs for the study of human brain development.  STAR Protoc.  https://doi.org/10.1016/j.xpro.2022.101285 Johansson PA, Brattas PL, Douse CH, Hsieh P, Adami A, Pontis J, . . . Jakobsson J. (2022) A cis-acting structural variation at the ZNF558 locus controls a gene regulatory n

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The Research Committee is an advisory body whose main task is to assist the department's researchers with advice in connection with applications for external research grants. To this end, the Research Committee disseminates ongoing information on funding opportunities, as well as reading and commenting on draft applications. The Research Committee also has the task of reporting on the department's

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The last years the department has been very successful when it comes to external funding of research projects. Right now, we have about 60 projects running. To make the project administration more effective and give you the best service, the projects are divided between our two financial officers.   Those listed below should contact Sofie Lindmark with all questions regarding running projects and

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On this page, we have gathered information about your education as a doctoral student at the Department of Political Science. Information about your employment as a doctoral student can be found under the heading employment. Content on this web page:Individual study planDiscussion on expectationsDoctoral student courseworkCourses during the first year of the doctoral studiesCourse on research ethi

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On this page you will find information about what you should think about after the public defence and what support is available. Administrative & logistical supportUpon terminating your contract as a doctoral student employee, please get in touch with Helen Fogelin about equipment you need to return (such as your computer, LU card, etc.).Contact info to Helen Fogelin (helen [dot] fogelin [at] svet

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Good to know when you are at the department In an emergency – call 112Don’t forget to dial a 0 before the number from an internal telephone (0-112).University security control centre – 20 700If you need to contact a security officer or the University’s on-call staff, call +46 46 222 07 00.Report all incidentsNo incident is too small to report! Incidents could include:observationsburglariestheftslo

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On these pages you will find information about: Employment at Lund UniversityLU account and LU cardFor new employeesFor new employees: Doctoral studentsTerms of employment for doctoral studentsDoctoral students' rights, obligations and expectationsCompensation rules for doctoral studentsNeed more information?Do you have a question or a problem but don't know where to start? Just ask any of our adm

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On this page, we have gathered information about your employment as a doctoral student at the Department of Political Science. On the Faculty of Social Sciences' page you will find more information about being employed as a doctoral student. In addition, there is also important information that applies to all employees under the heading Employee that you should take note of. Quick links to page co

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Welcome to Lund University! There are certain things that are good for new employees to know. How can I get an access card (LU card)? Do you have welcome days? What are the terms regarding annual leave? New employees often have many questions – here you will find some helpful information. Information on Staff Pages for all new employeesLund University has an internal website called the Staff Pages

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In this section we have gathered links and information which concern the doctoral student as a new employee, including information for international staff at the start of employment. Quick links to page content:Before you start your employmentIntroteamDoctoral student councilInternationalisationProject doctoral studentsBefore you start your employmentGeneral information for international staff: Pl

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LU account (previously LUCAT ID)Your LU account is the username you use to log in to most systems at Lund University.Log in to LUCATChange passwordIf you need to change the password for your LU account, log in to the Passport system.Log in to PassportContact informationLUCAT is a staff and address directory of all employees at Lund University. Here you can change your own contact details. If you w

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If you want to make changes to a reading list, there are certain guidelines that you need to follow. On this page you find instructions regarding literature lists, an example on how to propose a change, and also the Faculty Library's guidelines for selecting course literature. Instructions regarding course literatureThe course literature is a central part of the content of the education provided b

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On this page we have gathered information about: Compensation rules for doctoral students; Hours for undergraduate courses; Thesis supervision and examination; Course development; Courses on teaching in higher education; Special assignments at the Department; Special assignments within the Faculty of Social Sciences; and Other positions of trust. In addition to working on their thesis, doctoral st

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Internal department guidelines for a monograph licentiate thesis A licentiate thesis is normally a unified, cohesive single-author text, divided into chapters and addressing a single theme. The thesis should not exceed 150 pages (60 000 words) in length. A licentiate thesis written in a language other than English is to include a summary in English. Internal department guidelines for a compilation

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On this page, you will find information about what to do when travelling for work, how to fill in a travel expense report or request reimbursement, and the rules that apply to entertainment. Booking a tripIf you will be travelling for work, or want to book a trip for a visitor coming here, you must use the procured services of the travel agency. You will then receive an invoice for the trip, to be

https://www.svet.lu.se/en/internal/support-and-tools/travel-reimbursement-and-entertainment - 2025-05-11