SciLifeLab Fellow
Department of Environmental Science (ACES)
Stockholm University, Sweden

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Research interests

We aim to conduct research that makes a meaningful impact, both scientifically and for society at large. Our work integrates experimental model systems, computational toxicology, omics tools, and epidemiological research to investigate gene-environment interactions and the influence of the exposome—including endocrine-disrupting chemicals, pesticides, metals, and particulate air pollution—on wildlife and human health while elucidating underlying molecular mechanisms. We are particularly interested in understanding how male environmental exposure affects the health of children and grandchildren through paternal epigenetic inheritance. Additionally, we focus on developing New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) to better study the effects of chemicals, enhance risk assessment, and ultimately make chemicals and drugs safer.

You can learn more about our research and stay updated on the latest news by visiting our webpage.

Group members

Oskar Karlsson, Professor in Toxicogenomics, leads a team of dedicated and driven scientists striving to answer critical questions in epigenetics and toxicology using cutting-edge technologies. For an updated list of group members, visit the Karlsson Laboratory website.

 

 

Last updated: 2025-04-10

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