New beamline at MAX IV to contribute to sustainable materials and green technology
SEK 200 million for new research initiative on metabolism and obesity
Current calls
- 15 Oct
- 14 Nov
- 14 Nov
- 14 Nov
Revealing the mechanisms behind the fate of plant cells
A better understanding of plant development is needed for scientific progress in many fields, but much remains unknown about the complicated processes that govern the fate of plant cells. With the help of curiosity, thorough knowledge and ground-breaking methods, Stéphanie Robert and her colleagues intend to explore how the intricate interplay between plant cells determines their identity.
Groundbreaking malaria research could save millions of lives
Wallenberg Scholar Oliver Billker is heading a groundbreaking research project on the malaria parasite and its complex interaction with the mosquitoes that spread it.
Revealing the secrets behind cell-cell communication
Elin Esbjörner and her research team have an ambitious vision: to create a unique tool to study exosomes – important cell messengers – in a completely new way.
Sustainable batteries for large-scale energy storage
Wallenberg Scholar Olle Inganäs is developing materials for the batteries of the future,
based on raw materials from forests and oceans and readily available metals.
The goal is the stationary storage of energy on a large scale at wind farms or solar power plants, for example, using rechargeable batteries that are safe, cost-effective and environmentally sustainable.
based on raw materials from forests and oceans and readily available metals.
The goal is the stationary storage of energy on a large scale at wind farms or solar power plants, for example, using rechargeable batteries that are safe, cost-effective and environmentally sustainable.
