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A fishy explanation for pandemics
What can guppies and their parasites reveal about the occurrence of pandemics? Researcher Jessica Stephenson is studying the interplay between social behavior and the spread of infection.
How the immune system develops in newborn babies
Wallenberg Scholar Petter Brodin has developed a technique to map immune system development from a single drop of blood.
Building machines to solve our most complex problems
Wallenberg Scholar Johan Åkerman has his sights set on solving combinatorial optimization problems using large networks of oscillators.
Understanding flowing, soft particles – a step toward artificial blood
The flow of complex fluids is impacted by velocity, pressure, and the softness of its particles. The last-mentioned factor is the one that has been least explored. Andrea Scotti wants to understand the effect of softness on the particle flow in both synthetic and natural complex fluids. This knowledge might pave the way for creating a synthetic form of blood.
