The Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research, SSF, has decided to give KI four grants of a total of SEK 138 million in a call within systems biology research. This is a multidisciplinary grant which requires collaboration between biologists, clinicians, mathematicians, computer scientists, engineers, physicists, chemists and others.
Projects are funded with SEK 29-35 million during a five-year period (2017-2021).
Researchers/projects at Karolinska Institutet receiving grants
- Jonas Frisén – Nervcells Development and Networking in the Adult Brain (KI together with KTH and SciLifeLab)
- Olli Kallioniemi – Precision medicine for optimization of therapies in AML
- Sten Linnarsson – Cellular reprogramming for stem cell therapy
- Staffan Strömblad – Microbased system biologic analysis of cell migration (KI together with Uppsala and Lund University)
In addition, KI is part of a project concerning new treatment strategies for brain cancer led by Uppsala University.
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