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Jessica Rosenholm in ÅAU news 17.5.2023 about the demand for experts to employ in the pharmaceutical industry: Företagen inom läkemedels- och diagnostikindustrin i Åbo suktar efter kunnig arbetskraft

Linda Nyholm, Sara Rosenberg och Sören Andersson interviewed in the commersial Innovaatiot publication by Content House delivered toghether with Helsingin Sanomat 15.3.2023: Robotti voi antaa lääkeneuvontaa

FinPharma professor Tapani Viitala on his inaugurational speech at University of Helsinki: https://www.helsinki.fi/en/news/drug-development/nanomedicines-will-revolutionise-specifically-targeted-drug-therapies His position is shared between UH and ÅAU within the FinPharma network formed within Profi5.

Julia Bergholm interviewed in ÅAU news 15.11.2022 on a deviant enzyme production that is frequent in finns and effects reactions on ordinary medicines: https://www.abo.fi/nyheter/avvikande-enzymproduktion-vanlig-bland-finlandare-paverkar-reaktion-pa-vardagliga-lakemedel/

Malin Andtfolk, Susanne Hägglund, Sara Rosenberg, Mattias Wingren, Sören Andersson, Prashani Jaysinga Arachchige and Linda Nyholm: Poster in ACM Digital Library 16 November 2022: The further implementation of robots in welfare: A co-created application for robot-assisted medication counselling

Guillaume Jacquemet in Åbo Underrättelser 24.10.2022: Åbo underrättelser: Överraskande resultat i forskningen av bröstcancer – ÅA kallar upptäckten för klibbiga cellfingrar (behind paywall)

Guillaume Jacquemet interviewed in Journal of Cell Science, Cell Scientists to Watch 30.9.2022: https://journals.biologists.com/jcs/article/135/19/jcs260555/276981/Cell-scientist-to-watch-Guillaume-Jacquemet

Cecilia Sahlgren and Diosángeles de Soto Véliz intervierd in ÅAU news 14.9 on reconstruction of human tissue at laboratory: https://www.abo.fi/nyheter/fran-sjukdom-till-halsa-till-i-laboratoriet/

Anne Filppula interviewed in ÅAU news 2.9.2022 on how pain killers work: https://www.abo.fi/nyheter/aj-ge-mig-en-varktablett/

Lea Sistonen interviewed in ÅAU news 23.6.2022 on cells’ capacity of adapting to different kinds of stress: https://www.abo.fi/nyheter/ny-studie-belyser-cellers-unika-formaga-att-anpassa-sig-till-olika-typer-av-stress/

Tapani Viitala intervied in Univeristy of Helsinki news, Working for FinPharma 22.10.2021: https://www.helsinki.fi/en/faculty-pharmacy/news/working-finpharma-professor-tapani-viitala

In ÅAU News

Towards pain free, cost-effective and efficient cancer treatments with the help of artificial intelligence

With the help of artificial intelligence, we will in the future treat cancer with drugs that directly target the cancer cells, with fewer and milder

Sticky cell fingers help keep breast tumours contained

Researchers have identified that finger-like cellular extensions called filopodia contribute to building a barrier surrounding breast tumours. These results are very surprising as researchers previously

Strategic partnership between Åbo Akademi and Bayer – collaboration between universities and industry more important than ever

The goal is to strengthen the long-term research co-operation between Bayer and Åbo Akademi University and to increase the relevance of education to working life

Understanding cell movement is a step towards cancer treatments

One of the main reasons why cancer is so deadly is because cancer cells are able to escape the tumours where they originate from and

New AI solutions take on tracking

A new, free application helps scientists track objects in images. The tool relies on artificial intelligence solutions and will be a catalyst for new discoveries

Potentially ground breaking post-doctoral research on biomarkers receives 2.5 million euros from the ERC

Dr. Eleonora Macchia, researcher at the faculty of science and engineering at Åbo Akademi University, has received a prestigious ERC Starting Grant of close to

The InFLAMES Flagship welcomes three new visiting professors

The InFLAMES Flagship welcomes three new visiting professors Professor Hans Clevers, Professor Henning Walczak and Professor Christopher Chen will join the InFLAMES Flagship as visiting

New Research Data on the Regulation of Hormone-dependent Breast Cancer

The activities of distinct Notch family members are modified differently by phosphorylation. This can be used in the development of new cancer treatments, especially for

Updated 17.5.2023