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He was awarded his PhD in 2008, before moving on to the prestigious Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden. There, he completed his post-doctoral training in Prof. Juleen Zierath's Integrative Physiology group at the Department of Molecular Medicine and Surgery.
Professor Juleen Zierath, the Department of Molecular Medicine and Surgery, is awarded the Swedish Medical Society's Jubilee Prize 2019 for her pioneering translational diabetes research. Her studies have led to new and important knowledge that can improve the health of many people living with diabetes.
I did my PhD at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel. My PhD thesis was focused on the nutrient-sensing kinase mammalian target of rapamycin complex 1 (mTORC1), which is an important regulator of metabolism and autophagy, and its role in endoplasmic reticulum stress and diabetes.
Juleen Zierath: in pursuit of curiosity Speaking in a friendly Midwestern accent, despite having lived and worked in Scandinavia for more than 20 years, Juleen Zierath is evidently well practiced in getting her point across with brevity and clarity.
On the first three days of the doctoral course, recent topics in exercise physiology were taught by excellent researchers such as Juleen Zierath. The last day of the five-day-long workshop took place at the Swedisch School of Sport and Health Sciences. There, our PhD students could show that they are also practically exercise enthusiasts.
Juleen Zierath. 63 likes. Juleen R. Zierath is a Swedish American biologist. Her research focuses on the cellular mechanisms that correspond to the.
Moreover she studied the mechanisms of metabolic surgery, a treatment for obesity and type 2 diabetes that is widely used but still incompletely understood. In 2011 Henriette moved to Stockholm as postdoctoral fellow in Juleen Zierath’s lab at the Karolinska Institute funded by a prestigious EMBO longterm fellowship.
ERC grantee Juleen Zierath is a professor of physiology at the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden, and also the Executive Director of the Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Basic Metabolic Research at the University of Copenhagen.
Mar 15, 2012 - Juleen Zierath, USA Juleen Zierath was born in Wisconsin in 1961, and came to Sweden after graduating from Ball State University in 1986 by the solid reputation in the physiology department at Karolinska Institutet. After defending her dissertation in 1995, she went on to post-graduate studies at Harvard Medical School. She returned to Sweden, however, being named professor of.
Figure 5 Two general theories to illustrate insulin resistance (Fat overload theory, white background on the. left side; Inflammation theory, grey background on the right side). 1.1.5.2 Inflammation and insulin resistance. Inflammation is an alternative theory to explain insulin resistance.
Juleen Zierath likens transcription factors to keys that unlock our genes. With those methyl groups firmly in place, transcription factor 'keys' are prevented from entering those DNA 'locks'. But when the methyl groups are removed, it allows the keys to turn the locks and boosts the capacity of muscle for work.
The following supervisors are also part of CPH Bioscience PhD but are not offering long-term projects for students starting in 2020: Elisabetta Ferretti, Elke Ober, Julien Duxin, Michael Lund Nielsen, Juleen Zierath. Applicants to CPH Bioscience PhD must explain their research interests in their application, but are not committed to any.
Professor Juleen Zierath for the collaboration and giving me the opportunity to visit and work with her excellent team at Karolinska Institute. I also would like to thank Dr. Lubna Al-Khalili from Karolinska Institute for answering my numerous questions regarding muscle primary cells.
