KI calendar

Local anaesthetics, fluid balance and perioperative outcomes in surgery for advanced ovarian cancer

Clinical and radiological features of thoracic aortic disease

Title: "Studies on the modulation of gene expression via 3’UTR editing to model and treat neurological disease"

Tumor-Draining Lymph Nodes in Head and neck cancer: Exploring immunological signatures, clinical implications, and therapeutic insights

Welcome to the MolMet webinar with Dr Sarah Pickett, from the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne UK.
Sarah will be discussing "mtDNA disease: Why are people affected so differently?"

Lentigo Maligna Melanoma, a clinicopathological and Grenz rays management study

The upcoming ENCALS meeting will be hosted at Karolinska institutet in Stockholm, Sweden, from June 17-20 2024.

Weekly staff meeting for everyone at MEB!

Title: "The role of autophagy in Aβ and tau metabolism in Alzheimer’s disease"

Welcome to a free lunch webinar hosted by Professor Dorota Religa on Current Clinical Status of Amyloid-targeting Therapy for Alzheimer’s Disease.

Welcome to Fabricio Romero Garcia's half-time seminar; "Vaginal microbiota for women's health: From bedside to bench and back".

Take the opportunity participate in a research seminar and to learn more about the SciLifeLab infrastructures.

Welcome to the ISP-seminar!

Title: Socioeconomic determinants of quality of care in multiple sclerosis

This course is intended for those of you who would like to know more about conditions in Excel.

Welcome to a seminar with professor Axel Imhof from the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München.

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 former Dean of KI South and the heads of departments BioNut and MedH.

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

Investigation of shared B-cell activation and selection in development of lymphoma and rheumatoid arthritis

Floods and other forms of extreme weather events are occurring ever more frequently, and societies must prepare for it, on a national, regional and local level. In this webinar we will focus on how research can contribute to increased preparedness and improved response.