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PhD defences

Popular description of the PhD students' research in connection with the defence of the PhD dissertation

Bijayalaxmi Swain: Inhibitory GABAergic signaling shapes fruit fly courtship motor behavior

- PhD defense

PhD defence, Wednesday 31 May 2023, Bijayalaxmi Swain

Henriette Rübsam: How llamas help us understand nitrogen-fixing symbiosis

- PhD defense

PhD defence, Friday 19 May 2023, Henriette Rübsam

Magdalini Tsitsikli: Unveiling determinants of signalling specificity and sensitivity in symbiotic and immune LysM receptors with an active kinase

- PhD defense

PhD defence, Wednesday 26 April 2023. Magdalini Tsitsikli.

Camilla Myrup Holst: Buttons and switches in the DNA repair machinery – studies of base excision repair

- PhD defense

PhD defence, Friday 21 April 2023, Camilla Myrup Holst

Mads Eskesen Christensen: New mechanistic insight into the secrets of the Na/K-pump

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- PhD defense

PhD defence, Friday 21 April 2023, Mads Eskesen Christensen

Cool enzymes – biophysics of enzymes from the Arctic

- PhD defense

PhD defence, Wednesday 15 March 2023, Jan Stanislaw Nowak

The sweet and sour of sugar uptake in plants – a structural take

- PhD defense

PhD defense, Friday 3 February 2023, Laust Bavnhøj

Asger Givskov Jørgensen: Unrevealling the potential of aptamer-based profiling of dairy products’ protein composition

- PhD defense

PhD defence, Friday 2 December 2022. Asger Givskov Jørgensen

Oscar Gabriel Sevillano Quispe: With a little help from my C-terminal domain – NMDA receptor function and allosteric modulation

- PhD defense

PhD defence, Wednesday 30 November 2022, Oscar Gabriel Sevillano Quispe

Casper Bøjer Rasmussen: Some like it hot, some like it cold – analysis of cold-adapted proteases

- PhD defense

PhD defence, Tuesday 15 November 2022, Casper Bøjer Rasmussen

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Lisbeth Heilesen