Mette Richner

PhD neuroscience

  • Høegh-Guldbergs Gade 10, 1116, 256

    8000 Aarhus C

    Denmark

20092024

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Research

I have been researching cellular and molecular mechanisms that result in neuropathic pain (nerve pain). By uncovering the underlying causes, the goal is to create the basis for developing a targeted treatment method. Current treatment methods often only alleviate symptoms and have extensive side effects. 

Teaching

I conduct training sessions and workshops for researchers on the proper use of instruments for visualization of biological processes (bioimaging). Previously, I have taught molecular principles and medical biochemistry for medical students and developed teaching materials for theoretical exercises. I am also a mentor for bachelor, master and PhD students. 

Cooperation and dissemination

In connection with my research, I have collaborated closely with private pharmaceutical companies such as Lundbeck A/S and Hoba Therapeutics, departments at Aarhus University Hospital, departments at the University of Copenhagen and international research groups. 

Commissioned

Based on my research and extensive hands-on experience, I advise on studies of mouse behavior primarily after microsurgery in the peripheral nervous system, sometimes in combination with drug testing. I also translate complex scientific topics from technical language to ordinary Danish.

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