Immunotechnology
Faculty of Engineering, LTH
2021-02-09
Nature Methods has crowned spatially resolved transcriptomics Method of the Year 2020. In conjunction to that, Spatialomics@LU was featured on the LTH website.[more]
2020-11-04
Doctor Magnus Jakobsson has received a 2 million SEK grant from Mats Paulsson’s Research, Innovation and Societal Development fund for the development of new diagnostics for ovarian cancer. The study aims at developing a new...[more]
2020-10-29
Doctor Anna Sandström Gerdtsson has received 2 million SEK from the Cancera foundation for Spatial analysis of immune infiltration for individualized treatment of ovarian cancer. The study, which will be one of the first...[more]
2020-10-23
Doctor Magnus Jakobsson will present his work 28.10.2020 on the enzymology and clinical relevance of post‑translational modifications (PTM) of the universally conserved protein Hsp70. His work has uncovered the human enzyme...[more]
2020-10-16
Doctor Kathrin Zeller was 28.8.2020 appointed as Associate Professor in Immunotechnology by the Faculty of Engineering at Lund University. Her research focuses on in vitro models to investigate human...[more]
2020-09-23
Aastha Sobti, one of the CanFaster Ph.D. students at the Department of Immunotechnology, represents cancer research at the EU online exhibition Science is Wonderful! Her work on tonsil cancer was selected as one of the forty...[more]
2020-09-08
Professor Carl Borrebaeck of the Department of Immunotechnology and CREATE Health, a Strategic Center for Translational Cancer Research, has, as an expert scientist member of the EU Reference Laboratory for Alternatives to...[more]
2020-06-08
Magnus Jakobsson has received a 400 k SEK research grant from the Crafoord Foundation to develop new mass spectrometry-based methods for the analysis of protein post-translational modifications. [more]
2020-05-13
A research team headed by Prof. Mats Ohlin of the Dept. of Immunotechnology has received funding for studies and development of human antibodies specific for the SARS-CoV-2 virus, the virus that cause COVID-19. The collaborative...[more]
