As part of a number of impressive OCDEM achievements, the paper in which Andrew Nesbit, Fadil Hannan and Sarah Howles are joint first authors has been published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
2013 Albert Renold Prize Lecture. It is with great pleasure that we announce that Professor Patrik Rorsman has been awarded the 2013 Albert Renold Prize Lecture
Fadil Hannan has been awarded the Professor's Prize Plenary Lecture which he delivered on Wednesday 17th April at the Association for Clinical Biochemistry Focus Meeting (2013) in York.
The group has been very successful in winning several prizes at the recent British Endocrine Society's Annual Meeting (2013) which was held in Harrogate.
Aparna presented her work on Cowden Syndrome at the Academy of Medical Sciences and the Royal College of Physicians meeting for Clinical Scientists in Training on the 27th February 2013.
Research published online today led by DTU researchers has found that people may be able to test themselves for diabetes in the comfort of their own home, using a novel electronic screening device.
Coronary artery disease (CAD) is the commonest cause of death. A recent study in Nature Genetics, reports on the largest genetic study to date assessing the impact of common variation on CAD risk.
DTU Director Professor Rury Holman was elected as the first China Initiative for Diabetes Excellence (CIDE) program Visiting Professor on 21st September 2012, and gave four invited talks at their two-day meeting in Hangzhou, China.
Congratulations to Neelam Hassanali who has received a Nautilus Award from Green Templeton College in recognition of her contribution to and enrichment of the life of the student community.
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