Research groups

We study the role of bacterial genotoxins in modulation of intestinal mucosa homeostasis.

Leader of the research group is Professor Ove Axner.

The research area is within thermochemical energy conversion, mainly focusing on biomass but also on other solid and liquid fuels. The fundamental...

We try to understand the control of mutagenesis and class switch recombination of antibody genes.

Synthesis and characterization of various types of nanomaterials.

We study molecular tools to map bacteria interactions with the host mucin O-glycome.

In our group we study both the fundamental and applied aspects of light-matter interactions.

UMSER is a research environment with an open and collegial atmosphere, providing rich opportunities for collaboration and to give and receive...

Structural biology and bioinformatics to understand processes in proteins: folding, stability, interactions.

Implications of ageing and disease on cellular protein quality control.

Our research concerns bacterial signal-sensing and Integration

Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly used in society, business and industry. Explanatory AI is about making the decisions or actions...

Chemical and chemo-optogenetic approach on autophagy and membrane trafficking regulated by small GTPases.

Yuri Schwartz lab studies molecular epigenetics.

Our group studies molecular mechanism of Type III secretion systems.