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In mapping the primary cilia in human cells, researchers at KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Stanford University have opened the door to identifying new disease-causing genes and better understanding of rare disorders. Pictured are the study's lead author, Jan Hansen (left) and Emma Lundberg, who leads the labs in Sweden and California where the research was performed.

Human cilia study finds new proteins, offers clues to childhood disorders

A research collaboration between KTH and Stanford reveals new insights into the "antennae" - or primary cilia - that human cells use for signal processing. This atlas of human cilia may contribute to ...

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Susanne Nilsson, researcher in innovation management and collaboration, has led the one-year pilot project NÄST. Photo: Sabina Fabrizi

KTH supports municipalities in the fight against gang crime

KTH researchers have developed working methods that make it easier for municipalities to work together to prevent young people from being drawn into criminal gangs.

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Nisse Johansson, sustainability researcher, is writing a book about the history of plastic bags. (Photo: Christer Gummeson)

The bag that carries fruit and conflicts

The controversial plastic bag is to get its own history. Researcher Nisse Johansson delves into the history of the plastic bag, which was invented by a KTH engineer and later criticised as an environm...

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