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Welcome to an MTC seminar with Dr Eduardo Villablanca, Department of Medicine, Solna, KI.

Welcome to Franziska Kohl's defense; "Development of iPSC-derived models and cell-penetrating peptides towards therapeutic targeting of vascular anomalies".

Welcome to a seminar with Daniel Sorobetea , Department of Microbiology, Tumor and Cell Biology, Karolinska Institutet.

Speaker: Lars Strannegård, Professor, President, Stockholm School of Economics

Please note: this lecture is held in Swedish

Introduction by KI President Annika Östman Wernerson. Open to all. No registration required.

Host: The Cultural Council at KI and…

Wednesday April 2 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.

Welcome to Noa Cemeljic's half-time seminar on Tuesday 8 April 2025 at 10:30, in Biomedicum, KI Campus Solna.
Title: "Modulation of somatosensory perception during action".

Every month we will get the chance to hear group leaders from CMB giving an overview of the work in their labs. This is a great opportunity to get to know each other’s research activities, and might increase chances of discussions and collaborations.

Tuesday May 6 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.

We welcome researchers to the first yICSA symposium in Sweden at the Karolinska Institutet. A premier opportunity for early career scientists to network with their peers, present their work, and interact with leaders in the field of cellular senescence.

FM offers during the spring, in collaboration with the occupational health service Avonova, courses in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) to employees in Biomedicum

Welcome to a lecture with Itai Yanai, a professor at the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Pharmacology at NYU. The research revolves around studying dynamic systems, including tumorigenesis, host-pathogen interactions, and embryonic development through the lens of global gene expression.…

The formal scientific method tells you how to rigorously and objectively test a hypothesis. But where do hypotheses come from in the first place? Itai Yanai, New York University, and Martin Lercher, HHU Düsseldorf, have been exploring this hidden side of the scientific process in editorials and a…

Every month we will get the chance to hear group leaders from CMB giving an overview of the work in their labs. This is a great opportunity to get to know each other’s research activities, and might increase chances of discussions and collaborations.

Dive into the fascinating world of cell fate decisions that underlie the variety of cell types in our bodies. Join top researchers in the field to uncover the blueprints of life!

Welcome to a lecture with Prisca Liberali, senior group leader at the Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research. Her lab applies a systems biology approach to understanding tissue organization using organoid models with high-resolution live-cell imaging to probe the collective…

An international conferences hosted by KI Pain Network (KIPN) to unite pain researchers at all career stages, bringing together clinicians and basic researchers to enhance the translational impact of pain research. Key features will include diverse participation, an interdisciplinary approach,…

Welcome to a lecture with Stirling Churchman, a professor of Genetics at Harvard Medical School. Her lab seeks an integrative view of gene regulation to understand where, when, and how genes are controlled using experimental and computational approaches that probe the many steps of gene expression…

Welcome to KI Pain Network Poster Pain Club, which will be held in the Faculty Club on floor 10 in Biomedicum on Wednesday 26 November 2025. For external participants, we will meet up at the reception on floor 3. More detailed information will be presented closer to the event.