Exciting post doc position at Karolinska Institutet – apply now!
BIOMAP partner Karolinska Institutet is offering an exciting post doc position with a focus on host-microbe interplay in health and disease, based in Stockholm area, Sweden.
The postdoc will condu...
ADF Poster Award for BIOMAP Researcher Jan Hartmann
Jan Hartmann from CAU (Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel) has received one of the eight poster awards at this year‘s ADF annual meeting for his poster: "Skin microbiome changes in atopic de...
Young Talent Award for BIOMAP Researcher Lena Moebus
Lena Möbus from the University of Kiel (Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel) has received one of the three young talent awards 2021 from the German Society for Allergology and Clinical Immunolog...
BIOMAP researchers supporting the International Day of Women & Girls in Science 2022
On 11th February, the International Day of Woman & Girls in Science, BIOMAP researchers joint in celebrating the Women in Science Day’s twitter campaign.
A great thank you to Ashley Budu-Aggrey (...
IMI Article: First direct evidence of the influence of food on skin bacteria
IMI has published an article featuring a BIOMAP study which is expanding the current understanding of what influences the skin bacterial community. The study has shown that the type and amount of food...
Almirall and University of Edinburgh join BIOMAP as new partners
On 27th of May 2021, the IMI approved the inclusion of two new partners to the BIOMAP consortium.
Almirall (https://www.almirall.com/) is a global biopharmaceutical company focused on skin health....
Out Now: The BIOMAP Animated Clip!
The BIOMAP consortium is happy to announce the release of its new animated clip on World Health Day, 7th of April 2021. The video illustrates the project’s pathway towards providing further research...
BIOMAP researchers supporting the International Day of Women & Girls in Science
On 11th February, the International Day of Woman & Girls in Science, BIOMAP researchers joint in celebrating the Women in Science Day’s twitter campaign.
A great thank you to Lavinia Paternoster...
BIOMAP holds its first Advisory Board Meeting
On 14 December 2020, the BIOMAP Coordinating Team warmly welcomed the four BIOMAP Advisors Francesca Capon (International Psoriasis Council), DirkJan Hijnen (International Eczema Council), Joanne...
Open Postdoc or PhD candidate position in molecular Bioinformatics
The research group of Prof. Dr. Stephan Weidinger at the Department of Dermatology and Allergology of the University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein (UKSH) in Kiel is looking for a highly motivated PhD st...
Open Research Associate or Research Fellow (Genetic Epidemiology/Applied Data Science) position at King’s College London!
Eager to join the BIOMAP project? Our partner King's college London is recruiting a Research Associate or Research Fellow in Genetic Epidemiology/Applied Data Science!
The postholder will lead the a...
The show must go on!
Despite pandemic, BIOMAP does not stop: on September 22, 2020, the consortium met for the 2nd virtual meeting of the year 2020.
Unprecedented study of inflammatory skin disease data gets underway
IMI features BIOMAP in a recently published article
Since April 2019, BIOMAP is carrying out the biggest study yet of the molecular drivers of psoriasis and atopic dermatitis, two inflammatory skin...
BIOMAP Data and Analysis Portal launched!
The BIOMAP data portal is a central landing page that provides easy access to various tools and services of the BIOMAP data and computing platform.
Our data portal is providing an easy and robust in...
BIOMAP partner UNIVIE, serving as member of the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Right to Privacy task force on Health Data
Addressing the gaps on health-related data protection is a key priority at the international level. Therefore a special task force of health privacy experts has been established by UN in order to draf...
BIOMAP at the International Symposium on “Inflammation Medicine – From Bench to Bedside”
On February 17-18, 2020 key researchers of BIOMAP such as our Coordinator Stephan Weidinger, Andre Franke and Philip Rosenstiel actively participated in the international symposium on “Inflammation M...
Successful BIOMAP Executive Management Team meeting in London
On 20th of November 2019, the Executive Management Team of BIOMAP met for its second face-to-face meeting hosted by King´s College at the premises of Guy´s Hospital in London. The members of the Manag...
International Symposium on “Inflammation Medicine – From Bench to Bedside”
On February 17-18, 2020 the International Symposium on “Inflammation Medicine – From Bench to Bedside” will take place in Hamburg, Germany. This symposium focuses on precision medicine in inflammation...
BIOMAP Executive Management Team meets in Copenhagen
On 12th and 13th September 2019, the BIOMAP Executive Management Team met in Copenhagen for its first face-to-face meeting. The project partner LEO Pharma hosted the event at its premises in the capit...
2nd Annual World Atopic Eczema Day
On 14th of September 2019 the 2nd annual Wold Atopic Eczema Day took place. Led by the atopic eczema patient community, the World Atopic Eczema Day has the goal to raise awareness and understanding of...
Postdoctoral Research Associate - Stratified Medicine at King’s College London
Application deadline: 24 June 2019
BIOMAP on German Television
The BIOMAP project has been featured in a news programme on German television. Project Coordinator Stephan Weidinger (Kiel University, CAU talks about the objectives of BIOMAP and underlines the opp...
Starting BIOMAP – The first IMI project in the field of dermatology
On 11-12 April 2019, the BIOMAP consortium came together in London, UK, to officially kick off the project activities. The meeting was hosted by Catherine Smith, BIOMAP co-coordinator, and her team fr...
Towards Personalised Medicine for Inflammatory Skin Diseases – Start of Research Project BIOMAP
On 1 April, 2019, the European research project BIOMAP (Biomarkers in Atopic Dermatitis and Psoriasis) kicks off its activities with the aim of improving the lives of patients affected by the two most...