University of Tartu
Established in 1632, the University of Tartu is one of the oldest universities in Northern Europe. It is the biggest and highest ranked university in Estonia. It has a long history of excellence in Science and Technology and houses some of the leading scientists in the field of human autoimmune disease genetic research.
Kings College London
King’s College London is ranked among the top 5 universities in the UK. The staff and alumni of King’s and its constituent institutions made major contributions to science, medicine and public life in general, housing 8 noble prize winners within the last century. Being at the forefront of science researchers at King’s have the potential to assess therapeutic candidates using state of the art techniques.
University of Helsinki
The University of Helsinki is the oldest and largest university in Finland. Researchers at the University of Helsinki have been among the pioneers of human autoimmune disease genetic research and maintain a strong position in this field. Through the Helsinki University Central Hospital they have clinical access to highly relevant patient cohorts.
