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Epigenetics Professors and Supervisors in Norway

Professors in epigenetics in norway

72 professors found

University of Oslo

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Norway

Research Interests

Biochemistry

Cell Biology

Histone Modification

Post-translational Modification

Epigenetic

Oslo University Hospital

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Norway

Research Interests

Cell Biology

Biostatistics

Cancer Biology

Epigenetic

Tumor Microenvironment

Professor of Molecular Physiology and Epigenetics

Norwegian School of Sport Sciences

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Norway

Research Interests

Exercise Physiology

Sports Nutrition

Muscle Biology

Strength And Conditioning

Protein Metabolism

Has grant

University of Oslo

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Norway

Research Interests

Developmental Neuroscience

Systems Neuroscience

Epigenetic

Astrocyte Biology

Cell Motility

Department of Neurology Haukeland University Hospital Bergen Norway

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Norway

Research Interests

Neurology

Cell Biology

Neurodegenerative Disease

Parkinson's Disease

Epigenetic

Has grant

Researcher

Nord University

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Norway

Research Interests

Marine Biology

Cell Biology

Epigenetic

Fish Physiology

Fish Ecology

Has grant

Professor

University of Oslo

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Norway

Research Interests

Food Science

Clinical Nutrition

Cancer Biology

Gut Microbiota

Gestational Diabetes

Group Leader

University of Oslo

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Norway

Research Interests

Cell Biology

Biochemistry

Epigenetic

Cancer Biology

Next-generation Sequencing

Oslo University Hospital

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Norway

Research Interests

Obstetrics And Gynecology

Biostatistics

Epigenetic

Genetic Epidemiology

Gestational Diabetes

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European Molecular Biology Laboratory

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Germany

EMBO Advanced Fellowships provide an additional two years of support for outstanding postdoctoral researchers in the life sciences. The scheme is designed for former or current EMBO Long-Term Fellows who can show exceptional progress during their current postdoctoral work. The fellowship is administered by the European Molecular Biology Organization and is open to eligible researchers working in an EMBC Member State . It supports advanced postdoctoral research and can also help recipients move t...

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Living costs in Norway

Estimated costs in Norway.

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Norway

Transportation

Public transport and local travel per year

kr7.8k

$720/yr

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University Tuition

Average PhD tuition per year

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$0/yr

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Utilities & Connectivity

Electricity, water, internet, and mobile per year

kr7.8k

$720/yr

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Groceries

Basic food shopping for one student per year

kr32.4k

$3,000/yr

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Estimates based on university averages and Numbeo

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Department of Neurology Haukeland University Hospital Bergen Norway

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Norway

Research Interests

Cell Biology

Systems Neuroscience

Parkinson's Disease

Neurodegenerative Disease

Epigenetic

Has grant

Prof

Norwegian Institute of Public Health

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Norway

Research Interests

Developmental Psychology

Developmental Neuroscience

Gwas

Behavioral Genetics

Child Psychology

Has grant

Associate professor (PI)

UiT The Arctic University of Norway

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Norway

Research Interests

Cell Biology

Immunology

Cancer Biology

Rna-seq

Inflammatory Biology

Has grant

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