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Stefan Marklund Lab
Since 1993 we have closely studied the biochemical properties of SOD1 and how it causes ALS. Our focus is on how mutations in SOD1 leads to misfolding
Research area: Clinical medicine
Stig Jacobsson
Our research aims to understand how the endocannabinoid system and other receptor-mediated signalling pathways regulate cell survival, differentiation
Stina Jansson Lab
Stina Jansson Lab conducts research at the interface of environmental chemistry.
Stress and health in police work
Research on how police officers handle traumatic experiences in their work.
Research area: Police science
Sun Nyunt Wai Lab
Exploring modulation of host cell signaling mediated by secreted bacterial factors.
Research area: Cancer, Infection biology
Suresh Jesuthasan Lab
Interactions between the nervous system and microbiota.
Research area: Neurosciences
Sustainable Food Transitions
The Research Group work will contribute to facilitating the transition to sustainable, healthy, and tasty eating rooted in historical, cultural, and s
Sustainable revenue sources for the EU (WP8)
This research group, led by Margit Schratzenstaller (Austrian Institute of Economic Research WIFO, Vienna) and including Mendel University Brno and Ki
Sven Bergström Lab
Infectious and virulence properties of Borrelia spirochete and the intracellular parasite Chlamydia.
Research area: Infection biology
Swedish Center for Digital Innovation
Within this research centre studies are conducted on digitalization and digital innovation within the industry and public sectors.
Swedish Housing Studies
The research group Swedish Housing Studies, located in Umeå, investigates housing architecture and domestic space as two sides of one single yet compl
Research area: Architecture
SYMBIO
The purpose of our research is to increase the understanding of how environmental exposures during fetal life and childhood affect the development of
Research area: Clinical medicine
Sympoietic Collaboratory
The Sympoietic Collaboratory (SPC) brings together researchers to diversify thinking about more-than-human flourishing. Working with divergent theorie
Research area: Design
Teresa Frisan Lab
We study the role of bacterial genotoxins in modulation of intestinal mucosa homeostasis.