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Visit from Belgian VIB – sharing best practices
On January 18 and 19, a delegation from the Flemish Institute for Biotechnology (VIB), visited SciLifeLab for an exchange dialogue and discussions with SciLifeLab management on joint opportunities and challenges […]
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Perturbations revealed to be indispensable for Gene Regulatory Networks
A research group led by SciLifeLab researcher Erik Sonnhammer (SU) have shown that knowledge of the perturbation design is essential for accurate Gene Regulatory Network (GRN) inference. Using this knowledge […]
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Omicron infections can generate durable mucosal antibodies, reducing the risk of re-infection
As part of the COMMUNITY study, funded by the National SciLifeLab-KAW COVID-19 Research Program, researchers from Karolinska Institutet and Danderyd Hospital conducted a follow-up study on previous research covering mucosal […]
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Bacterial perseverance contributes to antibiotic resistance
SciLifeLab researcher Johan Elf lead a study on bacterial perseverance, a new phenomenon that explains how bacteria develop resistance to antibiotics. Together with Gerrit Brandis and Jimmy Larsson, he studied […]
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Successful SciLifeLab leadership and management course for Principal Investigators
A few weeks ago, SciLifeLab hosted a 3-day leadership and management course for Principal Investigators (PIs) in Uppsala. The German firm HFP Consulting held the course targeting SciLifeLab Fellows, Data-Driven […]
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SciLifeLab researchers among the most cited
SciLifeLab fellow Johan Bengtsson-Palme and SciLifeLab researcher Mia Wadelius are among the top 1% cited researchers in the world in Clarivate’s “Highly Cited Researchers” list. The list is based on […]
