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Harvesting drinking water from the air
Wallenberg Scholar Maria Strömme is enlisting the help of nanotechnology to solve the global water supply problem. Her goal is to harvest water straight from the air using the sun’s rays and new nanomaterials.
Unique catalog of gene variations for targeted medical interventions
Gunilla Karlsson Hedestam’s research team is conducting an in-depth study of immunogenetics to learn more about the human immune system.
Opening the gateway to AI in mobile networks
Erik G. Larsson is heading a research project funded by Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation in which four teams are collaborating on a new approach to the way communication takes place via wireless networks.
New technique set to improve understanding of colorectal cancer
Growing numbers of people are contracting colorectal cancer and no one knows why. One risk factor is inflammation of the gut, but it is unclear how genetics, diet, and gut bacteria influence this. Sanja Vickovic is developing ways to study cancer cells in the search for answers.
