Three big grants from Knut and Alice Wallenberg foundation

Three research projects coordinated by researchers at SciLifeLab recently got support from the Knut and Alice Wallenberg foundation. Together, the projects were granted more than 90 million SEK.

Project: ”Translating mechanisms of cytotoxicity in natural killer cells and gamma-delta T cells into next generation cell-based cancer immunotherapy”
Grant: 31 200 000 SEK for five years
Main applicant: Björn Önfelt, KTH/SciLifeLab
Read more at kth.se (in Swedish)

Project: ”The Birth of the Mitochondrial Ribosome”
Grant: 31 500 000 five years
Main applicant: Alexey Amunts, Stockholms universitet/SciLifeLab
Read more at su.se (in Swedish)

Projekt: ”Deciphering the role of functional constraint and convergent evolution on genome regulation”
Grant: 28 100 000 five years
Main applicant: Kerstin Lindblad Toh, Uppsala universitet/SciLifeLab
Read more at uu.se (in Swedish)