Current calls
- 15 Oct
- 16 Nov
- 16 Nov
- 16 Nov
Ultra-short laser pulses mapping the fastest processes in the quantum world
Professor Raimund Feifel and his project team will establish an entirely new experimental station where extremely short laser pulses are used to release electrons from molecules, enabling the researchers to closely monitor the charge redistribution that occurs. Their aim is to understand, and then control, quantum electronic processes.
The gene controlling the rhythm of trees – and the future of forests
Wallenberg Scholar Professor Ove Nilsson is working to find a single small gene that functions as nature’s own clock.
Unique catalog of gene variations for targeted medical interventions
Gunilla Karlsson Hedestam’s research team is conducting an in-depth study of immunogenetics to learn more about the human immune system.
Seeking the origin of rheumatic pain
It is now possible to treat the inflammation that causes rheumatoid arthritis, but the pain may persist nonetheless, and become chronic. Patrik Ernfors is heading a project that aims to trace the origin of the pain. These advances may ultimately lead to entirely new therapeutics.