Step Inside The Danish National Biobank

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: a talk from Stinus Lindgreen, Scientist and Politician. Member of Folketinget. On the topic: The political landscape, experiences from the first researcher in the Danish parliament

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: the unedited talk of Klaus Høyer, University of Copenhagen. On the topic: The future for donor consent

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: the unedited talk of Peter M. Nilsson, Lund University. On the topic: History of Biobanks

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: the unedited talk of Aaro Tupasela, University of Helsinki. On the topic: Does biobanking have room for ELSI debate anymore?

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: the unedited talk of Katja Kaastrup, Rigshospitalet and University of Copenhagen. One of six young researchers selected from submitted abstracts to give a talk, Katja was chosen as the first prize winner among the six student speakers based on this talk. On the topic: Program for Translational Hematology – Creating a platform for blood cancer research

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: the unedited talk of Anders H. Kverneland, National Center for Cancer Immune Therapy. One of six young researchers selected from submitted abstracts to give a talk. On the topic: Clinical potential of adoptive cell therapy with tumor infiltrating lymphocytes therapy in combination with checkpoint inhibitors in non-melanoma patients

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: the unedited talk of Josue L. Castro M. from University of Copenhagen. One of six young researchers selected from submitted abstracts to give a talk. On the topic: Gut microbiome and its metabolic functions reflect healthy and unhealthy distribution profiles of lipoproteins.

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: a talk from Tine Jess of Statens Serum Institute.On the topic: Molecular prediction of inflammatory bowel disease

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: the unedited talk of Michael Christiansen, Statens Serum Institute and University of Copenhagen.On the topic: The Danish contribution to psychiatry through massive unbiased sample collections

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: a shortened version of her halfway summary and the unedited talk of Eva Ortega Paino, Spanish National Cancer Research Centre (CNIO)On the topic: The Spanish perspective on cancer research

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: the unedited talk of Henrik Ullum, Copenhagen University Hospital.On the topic: The Danish Biobanks and registers as perfect tools for research and precision medicine

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: the unedited talk of Kristian Hveem, Norwegian University of Science and Technology.On the topic: Biobanking and precision medicine

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: the unedited talk of our own Lasse Boding, Danish National Biobank, Statens Serum Institut. On the topic: Leveraging the potential of the Danish National Biobank      

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: the unedited talk of Rikard G. Fred, Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Basic Metabolic Research. One of six young researchers selected from submitted abstracts to give a talk.On the topic: Single-cell analysis of liver biopsies from obese patients – a new approach to understanding fatty liver disease.  

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: the unedited talk of Madeleine Ernst, Statens Serum Institut. One of six young researchers selected from submitted abstracts to give a talk.  On the topic: Scaling Neonatal Metabolomics to Population Size.  

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: the unedited talk of Jon Foss-Skiftesvik, Rigshospitalet and Statens Serum Institut. One of six young researchers selected from submitted abstracts to give a talk. On the topic: Genome-wide association study across pediatric central nervous system tumors implicates shared predisposition and points to 1q25.2 (PAPPA2) and 11p12 (LRRC4C) as novel candidate susceptibility loci.  

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: the unedited talk of Mark Daly from the Institute for Molecular Medicine Finland and Harvard Medical School. On the topic: The FinnGen approach to understanding human disease.

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: the unedited talk of Naomi Allen from Oxford University and UK Biobank. On the topic: The 500,000 sequencing initiative in the UK Biobank  

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: the unedited talk of Torben Hansen of the Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Basic Metabolic Research. On the topic: Genetics of metabolism in a population isolate - lessons from Greenland

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: The unedited talk of Matthias Mann from Max Planck Institute and Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Protein Research. On the topic: Proteomics on a population-based scale