Ruth Palmer Research Group


Here in Ruth Palmers research group we have always been striving towards excellency in research and employing cutting edge techniques to elucidate the role of receptor tyrosine kinase signalling in development and cancer.

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Moving Chaos
These are some hectic times for the Palmer lab, the lab is moving to new locales. Like Christmas is not stressful already. In the beginning of the next year the group has acquired new labs, still there are some constructing to be done before we can move.
Moving Chaos
Congratulations Dr Borenäs
Finally Marcus got to defend his thesis, and what a defense it was! The faculty opponent Gudrun Schleiermacher opened the defense by giving a brief overview of the field and laid the foundation for Marcus to explain where his findings furthered the understanding of Neuroblastoma.
Congratulations Dr Borenäs
Cancerfonden grant to Ruth Palmer

Ruth Palmer has once again been trusted by Cancerfonden to conduct high quality research.

Cancerfonden grant to Ruth Palmer
Marcus avoided smashed thumb
Marcus Borenäs MD, is one step closer to becoming a proper doctor. Today was the day when Marcus showed everyone his handyman skills. Expertly drilling a hole in his thesis and then nailing it to a board.
Marcus avoided smashed thumb
Welcome Dr Arne Claeys

The Ruth Palmer lab would like to extend their warmest welcome to Dr Arne Claeys.

Welcome Dr Arne Claeys