Follow SciLifeLab’s effort in the COVID-19 pandemic at: scilifelab.se/covid-19
The Minister for Higher Education and Research in Sweden, Matilda Ernkrans, visited SciLifeLab and KI for briefings on the ongoing initiatives to combat COVID-19, that could be so promptly set up due to the generous donation from KAW.
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SciLifeLab takes a holistic approach to life science efforts in the ongoing pandemic. In order to achieve progress rapidly, promising research receive expeditious funding from KAW, and traditionally competing research is organized as a team effort.
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1000 anonymous self-sampling kits for COVID-19 has been distributed in Stockholm. Researcher Jochen Schwenk (SciLifeLab/KTH), Director of SciLifeLab’s Plasma Profiling facility, is one of the researchers involved in the initiative.
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SciLifeLab researcher Sara Mangsbo (UU) has been appointed one of Sweden’s 10 most innovative entrepreneurs 2020</a> for her research project IMMGAP, a platform that can help make cancer treatments faster, cheaper and more personalized.
» Read moreSciLifeLab has been created by the coordinated effort of four universities in Stockholm and Uppsala: Stockholm University, Karolinska Institutet, KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Uppsala University.
