ENDOTARGET at the 1st CAML & GIMM PhD Meeting 2026

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🎓🔬 In January, the ENDOTARGET EU Project partner GIMM participated in the 1st CAML and GIMM PhD Meeting 2026, hosted by the School of Medicine, University of Lisbon.

🧬During the event, the ENDOTARGET EU Project team presented a poster entitled: “Unravelling the gut–joint axis: implications for autoimmunity”

👏 Thanks to the GIMM team for representing the ENDOTARGET EU Project and contributing to inspiring scientific exchange!

 

 

Project Coordinator Team

Helsinki University Hospital (HUS)
Helsinki, Finland

ENDOTARGET Project Coordinator

Kari Eklund
kari.eklund@hus.fi

ENDOTARGET Deputy Project Coordinator

Gonçalo Barreto
goncalo.barreto@helsinki.fi

ENDOTARGET Project Manager

Ana Valkama
ana.valkama@hus.fi

Communication & Dissemination Leader

Steinbeis Europa Zentrum (SEZ)
Stuttgart, Germany

Lena Schleicher
lena.schleicher@steinbeis-europa.de

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