KI calendar

It's time for a new round of the pepatwork exercise challenge for all KI employees! The challenge runs from April 16 to May 14.

The Tissue and Motion research network is organizing a yearly conference for young researchers at KI working in the fields of stem cells, regenerative medicine, and motion.

We are proud to announce the theme of the 12th meeting: “Tissue healing and regeneration”.

Take the opportunity to participate in workshops led by Professor Larry Michaelsen, founder of Team-Based Learning (TBL). You will learn from his experience of teaching with and about TBL for more than 40 years.

Tuesday April 16th a Liquid Nitrogen Safety Course is offered in Biomedicum. The course is mandatory for those who need access to the rooms with cryo-freezers on floor 2 in Biomedicum.

Half-time review for doctoral student Nicole Wild at the Department of Medicine, Huddinge (MedH). Title: "Mapping NK cell heterogeneity and functions in human lung tissues in health and disease".

Speaker: Isabell Brikell

Welcome to an information meeting for staff at BioNut and MedH on the project of integrating the two departments. The meeting is hosted by the Dean of KI South and the heads of departments BioNut and MedH.

The ability to write about your research in a manner that is understandable and interesting to the general public is an essential skill for any scientist. The new KI guidelines for writing the doctoral thesis also strongly recommend you write a popular science summary in English. This workshop will…

Take the opportunity to meet the study director for doctoral education at MedH, Mattias Svensson. Peter Swoboda, the study director at BioNut until 30 June will also be there, as well as Monica Ahlberg and Ulrika Markne, the Educational officers for doctoral education, who will work together with…

Welcome to a seminar arranged by MTC: “Finding novel targets to reprogram pro-tumor TAMs to hamper tumor progression” with Charlotte Rolny, Department of Oncology-Pathology, Karolinska Institutet.

Welcome all to the second informative and inspiring sessions to strengthen your well-being and mental health!

Welcome to Sarah Schmidt's halftime seminar with the title: "Redox and immunological control of lung cancer metastasis".

Most welcome to a Cancer Immunology Seminar "Targeting macrophage heterogeneity in tumor development" with Anders Etzerodt, PhD, Department of Biomedicine, Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark

At this seminar we will learn more about three different instruments and what they can be used for:
Carolina Hagberg “Protein Simple Jess capillary western blot machine”,
Maarten Van De Klundert “Digital PCR”,
Benjamin Dedic “Biorep Perifusion System”

Speaker: Dr. Laurie-Anne Sapey-Triomphe, Lyon Neuroscience Research Center.
Title: Predictive processes in autism, from behavioral to neural mechanisms.
KIND Open Webinars are in English and free of charge. No registration required.

On April 16th we continue our Alumni Lecture Series to inspire a community that encourages health, science, knowledge and collaboration. An opportunity for alumni, students and researchers alike to learn, interact and network.

Teachers: Nicola Orsini, Alessio Crippa

Please join the Center for Alzheimer Research for a virtual morning coffee meeting!

By combining imaging with flow cytometry you can answer both where and what is happening with your cells combined with powerful statistics.

Considering a non-academic job abroad? Maybe an internship?
As a student (BSc, MSc, PhD), researcher or recent alumni at KI you have access to the platform GoinGlobal.