For students attending the course Frontiers in Translational Medicine (16.5 credits) course code 5MT006
After this course, students would understand why and how huge datasets of cellular, molecular biological and molecular genetic data are generated from a biomedical perspective and how the results can be applied to improve our knowledge of human diseases.
Syllabus
Welcome! Short information about the course in the coming autumn.
The course starts on Monday, 17 October, 2022 at 9:30am in Atrium.
Students should registered to the course in LADOK to gain access to course web page in Canvas.
The Canvas course page will be updated regularly. Please check Announcements there for urgent notices!
Schedule
The course will be held on Solna Campus, and online if necessary.
Registered students will receive information and schedule via email approximately two weeks before the course starts.
Full time studies (100%). Lecturing in daytime. Students are expected to attend all course activities.
Introduction to the course
This course focuses on common human diseases such as immunological disorders, cardiovascular diseases, cancer and neurodegenerative disorders. Molecular techniques used within the field of advanced translational research are reviewed.
Course survey and analysis
The course is evaluated according to the guidelines set by the Board of Education (now Committee of Education).
Contact information
KI department responsible for the course: Department of Medicine, Solna
Louisa Cheung
Course leaderFredrik Wermeling
Principal researcherAlexander Espinosa
Senior research specialistNing Xu Landén
Lecturer seniorFor students on the Master's Programme in Molecular Techniques in Life Science
On the programme web you can find everything you need to know as a student on the Master's Programme in Molecular Techniques in Life Science.
Student at KI
Here you can find all the information you need for your studies.