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The cryoNET Symposium brought together 140 scientists committed to cryo-EM and cryo-ET research.
Researchers: "Raises serious concerns for the future"
Key protein helps bacteria survive in the body and points to strategies for fighting persistent infections.
The discovered mechanism increases understanding of how bacteria and cells interact.
Hope to spark curiosity about life beneath the water’s surface – with playful game cards.
Listeria expert Jörgen Johansson is following the outbreak at a top restaurant in Stockholm with interest.
Their aim is to close critical gaps in diagnostics, risk assessment, and patient follow-up.
Meet Monique Johnson, a postdoctoral fellow in the Bushell lab, studying malaria-parasite host interactions.
The research highlights the possibility of reusing dairy products as a prebiotic dietary supplement.
Vacona's need for structural biology expertise coincided with Magnus' research group's ambition with Cryo-EM.
The prize validates the research, showcases communication skills, and boosts academic prospects.
Using cell and molecular biological methods, how periodontitis can be detected early and treated is studied.
The reseachers show that immune cells drain microbes of zinc, making them more vulnerable.
The Nobel Prize winner visits his alma mater in connection with being appointed honorary citizen of Umeå.
Tomas Gustafsson's experiences with patient encounters led him to research new antibiotic candidates.
Let us learn about the virus by asking 5 curious questions to virus researcher Lars-Anders Carlson.
Combining computational tools with biological data, she wants to resolve the cellular microbiome.
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awards the Florman Prize to Changchun Chen.
Eric K Fernström Prize for Young promising researchers is awarded to Associate Professor Björn Schröder
'Excellence by Choice' interdisciplinary postdocs shared experiences and discussed future career options.
Contributing piece of the puzzle that explains differences in immune responses in women and men to COVID-19.
More people than usual are at home with cold symptoms, Professor Niklas Arnberg answers why.
A newly discovered molecule paves the way for research into new antibiotics that kill chlamydia.
Umeå professor Mikael Elofsson has collaborated with the global pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca since 2018.
Resistance can be understood in the mechanism of how bacteria defend against being infected by viruses.
