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Mar 25, 2025
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SciLifeLab
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Nov 19, 2024
We are happy to announce this year's winners of the @ScienceMagazine and SciLifeLab Prize for Young Scientists: Andrija Sente, @CasiratiG, @SabRondeau and @JarrodShilts! We'll see you in Stockholm in December! 👏💯
Prize winner reveals unexpected variety in neurotransmitter receptors
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SciLifeLab
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Nov 12, 2024
On November 11-12, Sweden’s Innovation Agency, @vinnovase hosted the European Partnership for #PersonalizedMedicine for a site visit with patient organizations, healthcare decision-makers, clinicians and researchers. ↓ scilifelab.se/news/personali… #PrecisionMedicine
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“Personalized medicine is like climbing an unknown peak”
On November 11-12, Sweden’s Innovation Agency, VINNOVA hosted the European Partnership for Personalized Medicine for a site visit with representation from patient organizations, healthcare decision...
SciLifeLab
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Nov 7, 2024
An extra SEK 600 million to data-driven life science at SciLifeLab from @KAWstiftelsen 🧑‍🦰SEK 200 million: recruitment packages 🔬SEK 100 million: microscopy equipment 🤖SEK 270 million: AI pilot project "Alpha Cell" ✅SEK 30 million: extend @ProteinAtlas
An initiative to strengthen AI and life science for increased national competence
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SciLifeLab
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Oct 24, 2024
Genetic diversity of the most common trees has not decreased through the years ↓ “We believe the reason for this … is related to the way these tree species survived through the ice ages” says SciLifeLab Fellow Pascal Milesi (@UU_University) More at: uu.se/en/press/press…