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May 15, 2025
Nature Metabolism Review
Our Roadmap is Out: A Step Toward a Unified Single-Cell Atlas of Human Adipose Tissue
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September 13, 2024
PhD degree
Ellen Gammelmark Klinggaard has obtained her PhD Degree
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January 23, 2024
Villum Kann Rasmussen Annual Award
Professor Susanne Mandrup receives the prestigious 'Villum Kann Rasmussen Annual Award' for her lifelong efforts in science
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July 4, 2023
Grant from Lundbeck Foundation
Junior Group Leader, Anne Loft, has received a prestigious 10 million DKK fellowship from the Lundbeck Foundation, to study how a dysfunctional fat tissue in obese individuals contributes to the development of severe liver inflammation and fibrosis.
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February 17, 2022
Grant from "danmark"
Prof. Susanne Mandrup and Assist. Prof. Søren Fisker Schmidt were awarded 5.6 million DKK from the health insurance Sygeforsikringen "danmark", for the project "Single cell dissection of healthy and unhealthy adipose tissue in human obesity".
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December 16, 2021
Grant from Novo Nordisk Foundation
Susanne Mandrup has received DKK 2.999.850 from the Novo Nordisk Foundation for the project “Deciphering the role of enhancer communities and chromatin topology in adipogenic lineage determination”.
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April 16, 2021
Nature Review by Rauch & Mandrup
In this new review Asst. Prof. Alexander Rauch and Professor Susanne Mandrup review recent advances in the understanding of the transcriptional networks driving stromal cell lineage determination and differentiation.
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February 25, 2021
Publication in Cell Metabolism
Using single-nucleus RNA-seq, we show in a collaborative study with the Madsen Group that diet-induced obesity in male mice leads to major transcriptional changes in all cell types in epididymal adipose tissue. We find that in vivo adipocyte differentiation is affected by obesity and demonstrate the existence of three adipocyte subpopulations, one of which is lost in obesity.
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October 6, 2020
Publication in Nature Genetics
Using enhancer capture Hi-C during the differentiation of human MSCs, Madsen et al. show that highly connected enhancers communities act as key drivers of lineage-specific gene programs.
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June 3, 2020
MSc student receives PhD Scholarship from DDA
MSc Student Ellen Gammelmark is one of seven students that have received a PhD Scholarship from the Danish Diabetes Academy. In here PhD project Ellen will study adipose tissue plasticity and cellular crosstalk at single-cell resolution during regression of obesity.
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SDU closed 12/3-10/5 2020
Corona virus - SDU closed
SDU follows the recommendations from the danish authorities and is therefore physically closed through May 10 2020. Staff and students are working from home. Please contact us by email or phone.
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February 18, 2020
ENHPATHY - Molecular basis of human enhanceropathies
ENHPATHY is a multidisciplinary science consortium created in the frame of the Marie Sklodowska-Curie actions (MSCA)-ITN-ETN European Training Networks call and regrouping 15 academic and 9 non-academic European organisations in the continuum of basic, translational and clinical research on enhancers and associated diseases. Head of unit, Professor Susanne Mandrup is a part of the multidisciplinary consortium.
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November, 2019
Fuhrmann Foundation Grant
Great news for two of Prof. Susanne Mandrups Master students. Altogether they received 63.550,- DKK from the Fuhrmann Foundation to support their project: Ellen Gammelmark: “Studying Obesity-Induced Changes in Gene Expression in Mature Adipocytes within Their Tissue Context” and Kaja Madsen: “Investigation of the PPARG2 enhancer network in mesenchymal stem cell differentiation by pairwise enhancer deletion”.
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December, 2019
Novo Scholarship program
Student Lena Larsen has been granted 70.000 DKK from September 2020. The grant will support her project "Changes in Human Adipose Tissue Cellular Composition During Obesity" where she expect to gain novel insight into how obesity affects the function and the interplay between the cell types in human visceral and subcutaneous adipose tissue.
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October 25, 2019
Professor Susanne Mandrup receives Order of Dannebrog
As from 25 October 2019, Professor Susanne Mandrup is Knight of the Order of Dannebrog, issued by Her Majesty Queen Margrethe II of Denmark.
