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IBEAM

The IBEAM environment gathers research groups working in Inorganic Chemistry, Biogeochemistry, Environmental Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, and Multivariate Chemistry. We are 19 group leaders with overlapping interests, making IBEAM a vibrant environment for exploring new avenues in chemicals in research and teaching. Scientific areas currently tackled by IBEAM include, environmental pollution, sustainability, energy, earth and space chemistry, bioinformatics and large-scale 'omics'.

Research group members

Erik Chorell
Associate professor
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Fredrik Almqvist
Professor, other position
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Magnus Sellstedt
Associate professor, other position
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Ulrika Westerlind
Associate professor
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Our research groups

Andy Ohlin lab
In our lab we focus on the development of novel inorganic materials for the modern society.
EcoChange Umeå
EcoChange is a strategic research programme that is hosted by Umeå University.
Erik Björn lab
We study chemical and biological processes of trace metals, from molecular to ecosystem scale.
Jean-Francois Boily lab
Mineral-driven environmental catalysis: from the earth's crust to the atmosphere and other planets
Madeleine Ramstedt Lab
Our group studies interactions between bacteria and materials.
Merve Yeşilbaş Lab
Aquatic (geo) chemistry of Mars and icy worlds in our solar system, focusing on extreme environments on Earth.
Michael Holmboe lab
Geochemical processes on the molecular scale, in particular the water/mineral interface of silicate minerals.
Solomon Tesfalidet Lab
Electrochemical approaches in the fields of chemical analysis, material science, and cancer research.
Research area: Cancer, Materials science
Latest update: 2024-10-21