Norwegian Complement Research Group
The Norwegian Complement Research Group (NCRG), led by professor Tom Eirik Mollnes, is an informal association of scientists focusing their work mainly on the complement system, a part of the hosts’ innate immunity. The group comprises approximately 20 people located at two different laboratories in Norway, “The Bodø Laboratory” at Nordland Hospital Trust, and “The Oslo Laboratory” at Oslo University Hospital, Rikshospitalet, and University of Oslo.
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News
Pioneering Liver Transplantation with Focus on Immune Compatibility
The Norwegian Complement Research Group is extending its translational focus by leading a groundbreaking advancement in liver transplantation that could benefit more patients by...
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Søren E. Pischke new ECN Board member
Professor Søren E. Pischke was elected as a new member of the European Complement Network Board at the 19th European Meeting on Complement in Human Disease arranged in Lübeck, September 2024. Pischke is a topic leader (“Complement-related sterile inflammation”) in the NCRG. We are glad to have a Norwegian...
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Beatrice Fageräng defended her PhD thesis
On June 17th, 2024, Beatrice Linnea Christina Fageräng defended her PhD thesis. Her grant was from the highly prestigious EU Marie Curie double degree program CORVOS, which gave her a PhD both from the University of Oslo and Copenhagen. The scientific committee, the acting Dean and the candiadate: From...
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Søren E. Pischke received a prestigious honorary award
Award and honour to Søren E. Pischke. The NCRG group member, anaesthesiologist, and critical care expert, Dr. Søren Pischke, has recently been awarded...
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