Research groups

The focus of Magnus Wolf-Watz lab is to uncover the complex linkages between protein dynamics and biological function. 

The research group investigates how architecture through its own zone of competences, can contribute to emancipation in our age of cosmopolitisatio...

Metastatic cancer is usually associated with poor prognosis and survival for the patient. We are researching to develop new, better cancer drugs an...

Molecular mechanisms involved in bacterial persistence in host tissue.

Malignant gliomas are common of brain tumours in adults, affecting around 500 people annually in Sweden.

Our group studies colorektal cancer and biomarkers for prognosis.

Research area at the Department of Ecology and Environmental Science

Inorganic products, materials and byproducts from industrial high temperature processes

Material transformation in high temperature processes using materialography and structure identification.

Our group studies virus-membrane interactions.

Maintenance of genomic stability and DNA repair in humans.

Rectal cancer affects over 2,000 people/year in Sweden. About 1,600 are operated on with chance of a cure.

Material development and characterization regarding composition and performance.

Research area at the Dept. of Ecology and Environmental Science