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Isabella Artner is an Associate Professor at Lund University, where she leads research in endocrine cell differentiation and function within the Strategic Research Area of StemTherapy and EXODIAB, focusing on diabetes and regenerative therapy. Her work addresses the challenges of insulin-producing beta cells in the context of diabetes, particularly highlighting the dysfunction and loss of these cells in patient populations. Artner's research aims to generate viable beta cells for transplantation, enhancing the understanding of the molecular networks that influence beta cell maturation and function. By employing genetic engineering and biochemical techniques, she investigates the cellular mechanisms in the embryonic and adult pancreas that control beta cell development and function. Artner is active in collaborations that further the goals of precision medicine and obesity-related cardiometabolic risks and regularly engages in seminars and workshops related to diabetes research, aiming to enhance knowledge and awareness in the field. Her efforts align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, contributing to global initiatives for health and well-being.
Lund University • Lund, Sweden
Leading research in endocrine cell differentiation with a focus on diabetes.
Includes Master of Science in Politics and Society of the Contemporary Middle East and European Affairs.