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campus of Science for Life Laboratory (SciLifeLab ). SciLifeLab is a leading national infrastructure for next-generation life science research in Sweden and hosts 10 technology platforms and more than 1500
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research with clinical potential. Our lab is in the intersection of biology, chemistry, physics and engineering, aiming to reveal the molecular codes of cellular physiology and diseases. The candidate will
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EV technology It is meritorious that the applicant has shown Excellent skills in cell culture techniques, including virus production and establishment of stable cell lines Excellent expertise in
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delivery technologies that can carry proteins, RNAs or gene therapies to the target tissues safely and efficiently. In this connection, we engineer exosomes with enhanced delivery and targeting capacities
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for the Advancement of Integrated Medical and Engineering Sciences is a interdisciplinary research center co-affiliated between Karolinska Institutet (KI) and the KTH Royal Institute of Technology (KTH
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at the Department of Medicine, Solna. Our lab offers a creative, collaborative, and supportive research environment, with access to cutting-edge technology, modern infrastructure and daily seminars and lectures by
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at the molecular and cellular level, with the ultimate goal of applying the regenerative principles, logic, pathways, technology, and model systems to enhance the regenerative capacity of the human
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the cancer stem cells, the type of cells that are relatively resistant to treatment, and that give rise to recurring tumors and daughter tumors. We also culture tumor cells to be able to change their gene
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of neurophysiological mechanisms using state-of-the-art techniques and innovative approaches. Our research group is known for its collaborative and interdisciplinary environment, fostering a culture of continuous
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state-or-the-art technologies such single-cell RNA sequencing, in vivo lineage tracing and targeted cell ablation, confocal microscopy, organoid culture, and tissue engineering. The successful candidate