Antibody candidate developed with new technology from Jan Terje Andersen's group is now in clinical trial to test the safety in healthy participants
2024
"Engineering immune-evasive allogeneic cellular immunotherapies"
PRIMA Synergy grant project leader Postdoc Lamberto Torralba-Raga has been awarded 100 000 USD for his cell engineering project.
Get to know Pegah Nammian in Lund-Johansen lab! Pegah started her work in PRIMA in March 2024
YSWG - the Young Scientist Working Group - is an organization of engaged and motivated young scientists from PRIMA that works to promote career development and networking between the students and young scientists in PRIMA.
Andersen’s research group has recently published their new REW technology in Nature Communication.
Get to know Alenka D. Behsen in the Malmberg Lab! Behsen was recruited to PRIMA in February 2024
Professor Johanna Olweus, codirector and PI in PRIMA, has been extensively interviewed for a feature article in "The Scientist" magazine, entitled "Next-generation CAR and TCR Cancer Therapies"
PRIMA PI Jan Terje Andersen is elected as a member of the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters (DNVA) - a non-governmental, nationwide body founded in 1857 that embraces all fields of science with the purpose to support the advancement of science and scholarship in Norway.
Cancer Grand Challenges team MATCHMAKERS with Johanna Olweus as one of the principal investigators, was one of five global teams selected to receive 25$ each over 5 years.
Before he died, Victor Dyreng asked his mom to collect money to support cell therapy research. The story about Victor and his mom's commitment to support research in the Olweus research group was published in the national newspaper, VG, January
Get to know Colin LaMont in Myklebust Lab! Colin was one the first new recruitments to PRIMA
Article in Nordic Life Science news by PRIMA PI Prof Jan Terje Andersen and Hanne Mette Dyrlie Kristensen, CEO Life Science Cluster and mentor in the Mentoring Programme at PRIMA.
PRIMA PI Johanna Olweus and Dr. Morten Milek Nielsen was January 3 interviewed in the Cell Therapy Podcast by KITE Gilead. In this episode, they talk about the use of T cell receptors (TCR’s) as immunotherapy against cancer.