Novo Nordisk Foundation
Center for Stem Cell Medicine, reNEW

Transforming lives with stem cell medicine

Research groups

	The Aragona Group Tissue architecture The Aragona group aims to understand how neighboring cells coordinate their decisions to build tissues with specialised structure and function.
	The Brickman Group Transcription, Potency and Patterning The Brickman group aims to understand the transcriptional basis for early embryonic lineage specification.
	The Jensen Group Cell fate control during development, homeostasis and disease The Jensen group aims to understand how stem cell fate is controlled at the molecular level during development and tissue homeostasis, and in disease.
	The Kirkeby Group Human Neural Development The Kirkeby group studies the factors involved in human neural subtype specification in order to enable production of specific neurons for understanding and treating neurological diseases.
	The Little Group Kidney development The Little group investigates the molecular and cellular basis of normal kidney development in order to recreate human kidney tissue using stem cells. These stem cell-derived kidneys are then used to model disease and regenerate tissue for therapy.
	The Sedzinski Group Mechanics of Tissue Homeostasis The Sedzinski group aims to understand the mechanics of epithelial tissue homeostasis and morphogenesis.
	The Serup Group Developmental Biology of The Pancreas The Serup group aims to understand the developmental biology of the pancreas through the study of signaling events that regulate growth and differentiation of pancreatic cell types.
	The Żylicz Group Early Development and Epigenetic Regulation The Żylicz group aims to understand how metabolic and epigenetic mechanisms cooperate to regulate transcription during early development.
	PREPARE For the delivery of socially robust stem cell medicine The PREPARE node of reNEW in Copenhagen seeks to ensure socially robust stem cell treatments