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The book cover of "Cancer Biomarkers: Ethics, Economics and Society"
First CCBIO book release (09.05.2017)
The ethics, economics and ELSA research groups of CCBIO are coordinating聽their research activities ever more. In April they聽published their first聽joint book volume "Cancer Biomarkers: Ethics, Economics and Society".
Portrait of Emilia Hugdahl.
Award to CCBIO PhD candidate Emilia Hugdahl (26.04.2017)
Congratulations to Emilia Hugdahl for the YDF-award from the Norwegian Society of Dermatology and Venereology!
Collage of photos from the CCBIO Annual Symposium 2017, lots of people in different settings.
CCBIO's 5th Annual Symposium (2017) (26.04.2017)
The Centre for Cancer Biomarkers CCBIO met for the 5th time at their Annual Symposium at Solstrand 19-20 April. "We wish to motivate, especially the younger researchers, to perform excellent cancer research," says Center Director Lars A. Akslen.
Ondartet f酶flekkreft, bilde av selve f酶flekken.
17 million to CCBIO project (08.03.2017)
The regional health authorities' joint program for clinical therapy research (KLINBEFORSK) has February 27th 2017 allocated in total 124 million NOK to seven large research projects. The projects are closely linked to patient care and the requirements of the specialist health services. One of the supported projects is led by CCBIO PI Oddbj酶rn Straume, receiving 17,57 million NOK over five years.
doctor balancing on a wire which is a stetoscope, high up in the air.
What is responsible cancer research? (08.03.2017)
Responsible cancer research should combine biomedical research activities with critical analysis of the same research, says CCBIO's Roger Strand and Lars A. Akslen in a recently published "perspectives" piece in the Norwegian medical journal "Tidsskriftet for Den norske legeforening".
the waterfront in Bergen
Bergen Spring Meeting of Nephrology 22-24 September 2021 (17.02.2017)
Renal Research Group - List of publications 2016 (19.01.2017)
James Lorens in the laboratory.
The Norwegian prime minister commends research from the Lorens team at BerGenBio and CCBIO (02.01.2017)
The Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg highlighted CCBIO PI James Lorens and his company BerGenBio in her New Year's Address as an example of excellent cancer research.
Andr猫 Sulen
Blood cells as sensor for environmental impact (13.12.2016)
Andr茅 Sulen defended 09.12.16 his PhD dissertation "Leukocyte p38 and p53 proteins after environmental exposure; variation, associations and applicability" at the University of Bergen.
Collage of photos from the Junior Scientist Symposium December 8th 2016. Audience, lecturers, breaks and minging.
Valuable input and lively discussions (12.12.2016)
This semester鈥檚 last CCBIO Junior Scientist Symposium took place December 8th. More than 40 researchers participated at the seminar where Professor Arild Raaheim from the Department of Education, University of Bergen, started the day with the lecture 鈥淪upervision. Challenges and possibilities鈥�.
Agnete Engelsen and James Lorens involved in lab work.
Mobility grant to CCBIO postdoc (12.12.2016)
Close to a billion NOK is distributed through Fripro funding this year, among other to young researchers and as mobility grants. Cancer researcher and CCBIO postdoc Agnete Engelsen at the Department of Biomedicine is one of the supported young talents.
Group photo of the candidate with opponents and supervisors.
Biomarkers for treatment of metastatic melanoma (23.11.2016)
Cornelia Schuster defended 22.11.2016 her dissertation "Investigation of predictive markers in patients with metastatic melanoma treated with bevacizumab" at the University of Bergen.
Group photo of the candidate with opponents and supervisors.
Measuring the aggressivity of a tumor (18.11.2016)
Lavina Ahmed defended Wednesday November 2nd 2016 her dissertation 芦Axl as a Biomarker in Breast and Lung Cancer禄 at the University of Bergen.
Group photo of the candidate with opponents and supervisors.
New biomarkers in breast cancer (01.11.2016)
G酶ril Knutsvik defended Monday October 31st 2016 her thesis 鈥滲iomarkers in breast cancer, with special focus on tumor cell proliferation鈥� for the PhD degree at the University of Bergen.
Plenary discussion Sheila Jasanoff, Silvio Funtowicz and Alfred Nordmann. Chair: Roger Strand
Building the world we want to live in (18.10.2016)
Caroline Engen is a CCBIO PhD candidate who presented at the S.Net conference in Bergen. Her lecture was titled "Why Targeted Therapy May Not Work", and was part of the CCBIO session "The Transition from a Blockbuster Model to Personalised Cancer Therapy". We asked Caroline to walk us through a medical researcher's perspective of the conference and the use of new technologies.
the 3 speakers
The transition from a blockbuster to personalised cancer therapy (14.10.2016)
CCBIO organized a special session with focus on the transition from a blockbuster to personalised cancer therapy at the S.Net conference recently held in Bergen.
The different speakers at the S.Net pre-conference event October 11th.
Reflections on ethics and social aspects in cancer research (12.10.2016)
11th October, CCBIO hosted a pre-conference event on the Ethical and Social Aspects of Cancer Research as part of the S.Net conference, of the Society for the Study of New and Emerging Technologies.
Amalie Svan酶e presenting her research results.
Presentation prize for CCBIO medical research student (30.09.2016)
Medical research student (Forskerlinjestudent) Amalie A. Svan酶e was awarded with 3rd best oral presentation at joint International Congress of the International Academy of Pathology and the European Congress of Pathology, which took place in Cologne, Germany, September 25-29, 2016.

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