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A new version of Guidelines for treatment and prevention of hand eczema is available for ESCD member’s comments.

The LEO Foundation Skin Immunology Research Center (SIC) will recruit 1-2 group leaders during 2021-22. We now welcome letters of interest from scientists with an outstanding track record and innovative vision for a new independent research group within the area of skin immunology.

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SIC addresses fundamental research questions within modern immunology and aims to become a platform for world-leading studies in skin immunology and inflammation. The new group leaders will establish independent research programmes within the field of immunology and skin biology/disease. The primary criteria for future group leaders are excellence in fundamental research and/or translational research and a genuine interest in interacting with other researchers at the centre in order to develop it as a research centre of excellence.

Candidates’ background includes an MD, PhD or equivalent degree, postdoctoral training and a strong track record of publications and as corresponding author published in leading journals. International networks and experience, such as training in high-quality institutions and universities globally, are meriting. Applicants must qualify for a professorship or associate professorship at the University of Copenhagen.

They offer:

• A generous package, including salary, support for other personnel and consumables.
• Attractive modern laboratory and offices in the heart of Copenhagen.
• Access to cutting-edge technologies through shared-resource platforms and staff expertise in flow cytometry, single-cell sequencing, genomics, imaging and data analytics.
• A vibrant scientific community with a strong internal synergy suited for easy collaboration and exchange with other centres and departments at the University of Copenhagen and the greater Danish scientific community.

About the centre
The LEO Foundation Skin Immunology Research Center was founded in 2019 based on a ten-year grant. It is a vibrant, internationally diverse and ambitious research environment with state-of-the-art facilities and technologies located at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences at the University of Copenhagen. The location on the twelfth floor of the Maersk Tower is ideal for collaboration and exchange with other centres and departments within the faculty and Copenhagen science community.

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VICHY Laboratoires announced today the results of the 5th edition of the VICHY EXPOSOME GRANT, an initiative to promote and encourage research to characterize the skin exposome.

Read more and view the winners

We’ve updated the Books & Other resources page with new book recommendations.

And read the book review of Anton de Groot’s “Monographs in Contact Allergy, Volume 3: Topical drugs”

The ILDS donated $100,000 to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund. The donation is on behalf of the 195 ILDS member organisations (including ESCD) which collectively represent over 200,000 dermatologists from around the world.

This donation directly supports the work of WHO and partners to help countries prevent, detect, and respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, especially where needs are greatest.

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• Asia / Oceania
• Europe / North America
• Latin America / Africa / Middle East

To learn more about the Vichy Exposome Grant and apply, please visit www.vichy.com/vichygrant

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General Assembly Meeting (GAM) 2020
Tuesday 15 December 2020
16:00–18:00 CET