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of four years of full-time doctoral education is required. The research group The Lanner lab uses embryonic stem cells to develop cell therapies but also to model and study early human embryo development
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of four years of full-time doctoral education is required. The research group The Björkström group has a strong background in characterizing the features of human tissue resident natural killer (NK) cells
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Engblom (KI), Julio Saez-Rodriguez (EMBL), Joakim Lundberg and Dr. Stefania Giacomello (KTH, and SciLifeLab). In brief the PhD student will be exposed to experimental models of intestinal disease, human
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of four years of full-time doctoral education is required. The research group Our vision is to use human genetics to understand how our evolutionary history impacts health and disease. We do so by
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of four years of full-time doctoral education is required. The research group The Lanner lab uses embryonic stem cells to both model early human embryo development and develop cell therapies. We have
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-for-translational-microbiome-research-ctmr ). CTMR aims to better understand the contribution of the human microbiome to physiology and pathophysiology with the goal to open opportunities for development of novel
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it enables clonal phenotyping and multiplexing of multiple CRISPR-based perturbation experiments in embryos and human brain organoids. At the level of entry, we expect a good command of Python and R
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Wickström. Stina Wickström is an Associate Professor with her research focus towards treating cancer patients using adoptive cell therapy (ACT), how to improve both the cell product for ACT and the treatment
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student The doctoral student project investigates CD8 T cell immunity to infections in mice and humans. It involves the development of immunological tools with their application in both clinical and
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biological systems and processes at all levels, from molecular structures and cellular processes to human health and global ecosystems. The SciLifeLab and Wallenberg National Program for Data-Driven Life