About 46 MSEK from the Swedish Research Council to KI

Science and technology

• Camilla Björkegren, at the Department of Biosciences and Nutrition and at the department of Cell and Molecular Biology, has received a grant for the project "Hur påverkas kromosomstabilitet av transkriptions-inducerade förändringar i DNAts struktur? Analys av SMC-proteinkomplex.” with a total of 3 200 000 SEK over a five year period.
• Claudia Kutter, at the Department of Microbiology, Tumor and Cell Biology, has received a grant for the project ”Avtäckande roller av transkriptionell komplexitet” with a total of 3 300 000 SEK over a five year period.
• Janne Lehtiö, at the Department of Oncology-Pathology, has received a grant for the project ”Molekylär analys av cancerfenotyp med robust och snabb proteomikanalys” with a total of 3 520 000 SEK over a five year period.
• Bennie Lemmens, at the Department of Medical Biochemistry and Biophysics, has received a grant for the project ”DNA-replikation och reparation: en klarare bild av timing och terapier” with a total of 3 000 000 SEK over a five year period.
• Christian Riedel, at the Department of Biosciences and Nutrition, has received a grant for the project ”Mekanistiska studier av hur transkriptionsfaktorn DAF-16/FOXO reglerar åldrande” with a total of 3 520 000 SEK over a five year period.
• Herwig Schüler, at the Department of Biosciences and Nutrition, has received a grant for the project ”Regleringsmekanismer hos ADP-ribosyltransferaser PARP10 och PARP14” with a total of 4 132 000 SEK over a five year period.

Humanities and social sciences

• John Axelsson, at the Department of Clinical Neuroscience, has received a grant for the project ”Den uppvaknande hjärnan: Hur snabbt vaknar vi upp, och faktorer som predicerar uppvaknandet?” with a total of 5 000 000 SEK over a five year period.
• Carin Lennartsson, at the Department of Neurobiology, Care Sciences and Society, has received a grant for the project ”Stålar och stöd. Utbyte av pengar och omsorg mellan äldre föräldrar och vuxna barn och dess konsekvenser för ojämlikhet.” with a total of 4 200 000 SEK over a five year period.
• Goran Papenberg, at the Department of Neurobiology, Care Sciences and Society, has received a grant for the project ”Människans kognitiva åldrande: Betydelsen av ackumulering av järn i hjärnan och inflammation” with a total of 5 800 000 SEK over a five year period.
• Johan Åhlén, at the Department of Clinical Neuroscience and at the Department of Public Health Sciences, has received a grant for the project ”Prevention av ångestsyndrom hos barn till föräldrar med ångestproblematik” with a total of 5 400 000 SEK over a five year period.

Project grants for international collaborations in antimicrobial resistance (JPIAMR)

• Volkan Özenci, at the Department of Laboratory Medicine, has received a grant for the project ”IDx: En undersökning av regulatoriska, företagsekonomiska, relationella och tekniska hinder för global användning av diagnostik i kampen mot antibiotikaresistens” with a total of 429 200 SEK over a three year period.

Project grants for international collaborations in personalized medicine (ERA PerMed)

• Lena Krumlinde Sundholm, at the Department of Women's and Children's Health, has received a grant for the project ”En kombination av biomarkörer och Tele-Hälsa-lösningar som grund för hembaserad individualiserad intervention av övre extremiteten hos barn med Hemiplegi efter Stroke” with a total of 908 688 SEK over a three year period.
• Mattias Rantalainen, at the Department of Medical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, has received a grant for the project ”Utveckling av AI-baserade bröstcancer histopatologi för personaliserad medicin” with a total of 3 911 848 SEK over a three year period.