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Lundbeck Foundation Fellow 2025: Lisa Riedmayr

She Advances Brain Health The Lundbeck Foundation has awarded a 2025 Fellowship to Assistant Professor Lisa Riedmayr at the Department of Biotechnology and Biomedicine, DTU Bioengineering, Technical University of Denmark (DTU). Over the next five years, she will receive a grant of DKK 10 million to develop cutting-edge tools for brain health, neuroscience, and precision genetic medicine. Precision Gene Editing for Safer Treatments: Riedmayr’s research focuses on creating highly specific molecular tools to improve CRISPR-based gene editing. Her goal is to make genetic therapies more effective and selective, reducing harmful “off-target effects” and targeting only the cells affected by disease. This breakthrough could transform treatments for hereditary neurological disorders. Targeting Rare Childhood Epilepsy: With her Lundbeck Foundation Fellowship, Riedmayr will first tackle Developmental and Epileptic Encephalopathy (DEE), a rare and severe genetic disease in children. Success in this project could open the door to treatments for a wide range of brain-related conditions. Strengthening Danish Neuroscience: By building her research group at DTU, Lisa Riedmayr is advancing Danish research in neuroscience and brain health, helping to bring safe genetic medicines from the lab to patients worldwide. Read more about the LF Fellowship 2025: https://lundbeckfonden.com/news/seven...