The Laboratory Animal Centre aim will be to develop and study advanced disease models with a specific focus on chronic immune/inflammatory diseases, neurological diseases and tumour therapy, and to combine these research areas with modern bio imaging technologies. The Centre will have a leading position and serve as an attractive competence centre in animal disease models and bio imaging in the Central and Eastern Europe.
During the Research Days of the Institute of Biomedicine and Translational Medicine on January 29–30 the activities and services of the Laboratory Animal Centre were introduced. Speakers from Laboratory Animal Centre : Prof. Mario Plaas ( Laboratory Animal Centre) – …
New Grant to Advance Wolfram Syndrome Research at the University of Tartu A five-year research project titled “A New Frontier in Wolfram Syndrome Research: Unraveling Pathophysiology and Pioneering Targeted Therapies” will run from 1 January 2026 to 31 December 2030, led by Mario Plaas at …
