New beamline at MAX IV to contribute to sustainable materials and green technology
SEK 200 million for new research initiative on metabolism and obesity
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Cracking a drug target enigma
Ion channels play a crucial role in many bodily functions and are therefore targets for the development of drugs for conditions such as epilepsy and arrhythmia. Researchers from five Swedish universities are combining biological experiments with artificial intelligence to create a new strategy for designing drug molecules for these complex structures.
Mapping brain mechanisms that shape our culture
As a Wallenberg Academy Fellow, Lindström is examining the neurobiological och psychological threads that intertwine to enable humans to learn from each other.
Exploring symplectic spaces using algebra
Wallenberg Scholar Georgios Dimitroglou Rizell is using algebra to understand symplectic spaces and their properties. These spaces serve as models with wide applications for understanding various types of geometric structures.
Exploring the role of emotions in decision making
Emotions are a key driver when we choose to engage in issues such as peace or the environment. However, we do not always help where our efforts would have the greatest impact. Wallenberg Scholar Daniel Västfjäll is studying the emotional mechanisms behind human decision-making. The goal is to understand how our willingness to help can be made more effective on a larger scale.
