Joar von Bahr recently completed his half-time review, marking an important milestone in his PhD studies. His research explores how AI-supported digital microscopy can improve access to reliable ...

Researchers at Karolinska Institutet have discovered how a protein called TACO1 helps mitochondria produce proteins when the process encounters difficult sequences. The study, published in Nature ...

With increasing research on the interplay between genetics and environmental risk factors in the early stages of coeliac disease, the need to harmonise scientific terms and concepts in this field has ...

Total defence, civil preparedness and health crises are issues that are widely discussed in the Nordic countries right now. Do universities have a role in that, and if so, what is it? That question ...

How do medicines affect the placenta? Can early cooling protect the brain after cardiac arrest? Four researchers affiliated with the Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, FyFa, at Karolinska ...

Women who had a longer reproductive period and had used or are using hormone replacement therapy showed fewer signs of damage to the small blood vessels in the brain later in life. This is shown by a ...

Charlotte Ytterberg has been awarded SEK 4,953,000 in funding from FORTE for her project “From Academia to Practice – Implementing the Digital Self-Care Programme Fewer Falls for People with Multiple ...

For the first time, researchers have succesfully measured antibodies against specific respiratory viruses in exhaled air. This is shown in a new study involving, amongst others, the Karolinska ...

The rent for KI Housing accommodation may increase by up to 5% from January 1, 2027, due to increased rental costs from our landlords.

We congratulate the three researchers at the Department of Clinical Science, Intervention and Technology who have been awarded a total of SEK 16.8 million in grants from the Swedish Research Council ...

The number of new autism diagnoses among adults has increased in both Sweden and the UK since 2010. The rise has been particularly marked among young adults and women, according to a new study by ...

To improve preparedness for future health crises, the next generation of scholars and professionals must understand the complex and uncertain nature of crises. That is the core thinking behind a new ...