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"A narrative builds a sense of belonging, security, and lowers the perception of risk-taking"

FILIPPA KULL: Kendall Square in Boston is considered to be the world's most innovative place. Geographically, it is well-defined, but once you're there, you understand that it's more of a "state of mind". Thanks to the strong sense of belonging, those who succeed reinvest in innovations – a sign of a thriving ecosystem.

2023-11-29

Students find solution to problems with microplastics

Microplastics are found in the water, air, and even human placentas. iGEM Stockholm has taken the first step in making microplastic detection accessible and affordable for all.

2023-11-29

“Medicinska Föreningen is an important connector"

Ensuring that students are involved in the rapidly progressing medical field by engaging with industries in Hagastaden is one thing this student union does. Their Partnership program facilitates interaction between KI students and companies.

2023-11-29

Drivhuset helps students boost their ideas

Thanks to the collaboration between Drivhuset Stockholm and We Know IT, students gain greater access to expertise in programming, design, digital strategy and marketing, as well as project management.

2023-11-28

Education empowers patients and gives them a chance to make a difference

The need for patient involvement in medicines and medtech R&D is increasing. EUPATI Sweden’s new training programme, launched in November, is part of this growing trend.

2023-11-23

Startups get a fast track to Europe

Strengthened conditions for tech startups in 14 countries – this is what the "Rise Europe" initiative provides. Here, the top universities and startup hubs in Europe have joined forces. KTH Innovation and the startup incubator Sting are the only Swedish representatives.

2023-11-22

"We are on the verge of a revolution in the treatment of childhood cancer"

Childhood cancers are a large group of rare diseases, which are often very different from cancers in adults: biology, the possibility of preventing disease, and the risk of late side effects caused by the treatment. In Sweden, whole genome sequencing is offered for all types of childhood cancer.

2023-11-16

"A fantastic opportunity to bring more AI into healthcare"

Max Gordon, Associate Professor and an orthopaedic surgeon, is rewarded for his research on AI in healthcare through the award AI Swede of the Year. TechSverige awards this to someone who has contributed to the development and visibility of Swedish AI.

2023-11-14

NLSDays is approaching. 10th anniversary this year!

Nordic Life Science Days (NLSDays) is a unique meeting place dedicated to visitors to make new business contacts and network in the Nordic life science sector. Alexandra Hoegberg tells us who you meet here and what strengths Sweden needs to highlight more to attract investment.

2023-10-26

Petter Brodin awarded for his work in paediatrics

Every four years, the Swedish Society of Medicine awards the Oscar Medin Prize for outstanding research contributions in paediatrics. This year's recipient was Petter Brodin, professor at the Department of women's and children's health at Karolinska Institutet, and paediatrician at the Astrid Lindgren Children's Hospital at Karolinska University Hospital.

2023-10-26

Benefits of working in Hagastaden

Hagastaden is one of Europe's foremost areas for research and science that improves people's health. Sofie Gustafsson has worked here since Pfizer's move in February 2023. Here, she tells us what it's like to work in Hagastaden.

2023-10-24

"The body knows how to change"

CARL JOHAN SUNDBERG: Promoting health is central in a society where modern life has various negative consequences. We sit a lot, and there is reason to think about several different habits in terms of health.

2023-10-24

Better medicines against breast cancer

Hanna Barriga's research is about improving cancer treatment by utilizing personalized medicine. Her research also includes the technology to deliver the drugs to the right place in the body, at the right time, and as efficiently as possible.

2023-10-23

Awarded Life Science and Health Career Fair, CHaSE, is approaching

Experience the pulse of opportunity in life sciences and healthcare at Stockholm's premier career and jobs fair – CHaSE. On November 17th and on November 24th the stage is set for a dynamic convergence of industry giants, startups, NGOs, and Karolinska Institutet's community.

2023-10-22

"Innovation and production must reach patients"

The survival rate for patients affected by certain cancers has radically improved owing to the progress regarding advanced drugs within ATMP (Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products). To better reach patients, Karolinska Institutet and Karolinska University Hospital tie research, manufacturing, and clinic even more closely with the Karolinska ATMP Centre.

2023-10-20

Great turnout at Hesa-Fredrik AW

A lot more people than expected – the life science community in the Stockholm region really appreciates networking and meeting across sectoral boundaries!

2023-09-21

Her research will show how societal changes affect people

Health inequalities, with a particular focus on the importance of childhood living conditions for the possibilities of a long and healthy life. This is what Ylva B Almquist's research is primarily about.

2023-09-20

"Together we enable research in the future"

SciLifeLab's knowledge and expertise are reflected by SciLifeLab Training and supported by the Training Hub to enable lifelong learning. The key to a long-term, sustainable, national infrastructure that contributes to high-quality Swedish-based research of international rank, is science-focused and research-complementary knowledge.

2023-09-18

The future of life science, according to super entrepreneur and Sting CEO Krim Talia

With about ten started companies and fifty investments, Krim Talia has a good eye for the industry. Since June, he has been CEO of the accelerator and incubator Sting. In this interview, he shares his thoughts on the future of life science startups, Hagastaden, and what it takes to get more people to invest in their innovation.

2023-09-15

New research project in the fight against pancreatic cancer

In January 2023, the PANCAID project started – a new chapter in the battle against pancreatic cancer. This international, interdisciplinary research consortium combines oncology, molecular biology, bioinformatics, and clinical research expertise, providing a broad perspective and vast knowledge.

2023-09-14

Have a nice summer!

Stockholm Science City is back on August 7.

2023-07-07

Maximising Impact: EIT Health Scandinavia's Role in Advancing Healthcare Innovation During Sweden's EU Presidency

As Sweden assumed the Presidency of the Council of the EU on January 1, 2023, the spotlight turned to Sweden’s efforts in various sectors. Under the EU Swedish Presidency the focus was set on resilience, pandemic response, mental health, health data, and addressing health inequalities.

2023-06-29

Guided tours in Hagastaden – the culmination of the Swedish EU Presidency

The conference "Life Sciences – the Era of Personalised Medicine" on June 26-27 at Karolinska Institutet in Solna finalized the Swedish EU presidency. Hagastaden has the highest concentration of life science in Europe, and Stockholm Science City was honored to guide tours here.

2023-06-28

Neogap opens the door to groundbreaking cancer treatment

Neogap has developed software and a treatment method to distinguish between healthy tissue and cancer. The immunotherapy company has now been granted a grant from the EU.

2023-06-28