The Danish Diabetes and Endocrine Academy’s Advisory Board is now complete with the announcement of five international members; Nicolas Dumoulin, Vet Met, PhD, Niki Karavitaki, MSc, PhD, Marta Korbonits, MD, PhD, Alan Moses, MD, and Mikael Ryden, MD, PhD.
The aim of the Advisory Board is to provide expert feedback and strategic recommendations to the DDEA Board of Directors on the DDEA strategy and its four key activity classes: 1) Education and Talent Development, 2) Networking and Collaboration, 3) Grants, and 4) Communications and Outreach.
The Advisory Board consists of ten members with a composition of 50 % national and 50 % international members. The Advisory Board is based on a well-balanced and broad representation of stakeholders in Denmark and abroad with regard to gender, age, career level, geography, and sectors.
Center for Clinical Metabolic Research invites you to join their symposium on the novel LEAP2 peptide. LEAP2 has been identified as an antagonist of the hunger hormone ghrelin and is thus expected to play an important yet fairly undiscovered role in the regulation of appetite and metabolism. The symposium features p...
We are happy to welcome our Administrative Student Assistant, Svajūnė Gurklytė, to the DDEA Secretariat. In the role as Administrative Student Assistant, Svajūnė Gurklytė’s main task is to handle ad hoc administrative tasks related to the DDEA activities within education, networking, grants and communica...
Danish Diabetes and Endocrine Academy (DDEA) is excited to support two new research and networking activities through the new funding scheme ‘Funding for Education and Networking Activities’. ‘Both supported activities will form the basis for new national as well as international collaborations within the fiel...
Obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular and hormone-related diseases are closely related and growing in number of affected individuals worldwide. This is reflected in the 13 million Danish kroner research grant allocation from the Danish Diabetes and Endocrine Academy (DDEA) to 13 Danish and international early-career res...
Despite many similarities between diabetes and other endocrine conditions, the research field of classical endocrinology is far behind research into diabetes. And despite the fact that collaboration improves research quality, it is often left out of the process. Professor Gudmundur Johannsson from the University of ...
High academic quality, unique networking opportunities, and the building of confidence: Smaller scale DDEA courses lead to big advantages for early-career researchers within the field of classical endocrinology. We have asked clinical professor Marianne Skovsager Andersen what she hopes the Danish Diabetes and Endoc...
Jens Lund has just completed his PhD Scholarship on ‘Deciphering the Role of Lactate in Brown Fat – Brain Cross-Talk’ at the Faculty of Health and Medical Science, University of Copenhagen with a grant from the Danish Diabetes Academy. Jens’ project title was ‘The role of circulating lactate in regulation ...
The Grant Review Committee is an international peer-review panel of 115 members. The committee has four Chairs: ⚬ Chair of Postdoctoral Fellowships: Anna Krook, Professor, Karolinska University, Sweden ⚬ Chair of Industrial Scholarships and Postdoctoral Fellowships: Christopher Rhodes, Chief Scientist, AstraZene...
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