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We study the circulation and fluid exchange in normal skin and muscle, kidney, heart, oral tissues and tumors.
Our approach is integrative and translational using animal and cellular models for human disease.
Eating chocolate and drinking wine and tea can improve memory, according to a study carried out by Oxford University researchers and their colleagues in Norway.
“Increasing the Impact of Social Pharmacy Research”
The University of Oslo, The University of Bergen and The University of Tromsø, Norway, will host the 4rd Nordic Social Pharmacy and Health Services Research Conference on 15th -16th June 2009.
In May 2009 the Biorecognition research group arrange their first internal seminar on Svalbard.