Research groups

The research environment covers activities within electrical and system engineering, applied physics, and biomedical engineering.

The goal for this group is increasingly effective use of our limited resources required for sustainable development, both locally and globally.

We are interested in how simple organisms evolve into complex ones.

We study chemical and biological processes of trace metals, from molecular to ecosystem scale.

Disrupting and studying complex biological processes to investigate their therapeutic potential.

Bacterial cell wall composition and its contribution to long-standing and emerging infectious diseases.

Hybrid intelligence emerges from the collaboration between humans and intelligent systems, with the aim of enabling humans to achieve their goals...

Read more about the research group Foundations of Language Processing.

RNA-based gene regulation of cell fate and breast cancer.

Method development and synthesis of molecules used for treatment of infectious and neurodegenerative diseases.

The research group is led by Prof. Sara Sjöstedt de Luna at the Department of Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics.

Our research in geometric deep learning is concerned with investigating the role of symmetries and other geometric structures in the context of dee...

More about our research in Geometry