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New research reveals details about how cerebral hemorrhages cause brain damage during premature birth. “Instead of remaining flexible and ready to grow into different types of brain cells, the stem cells start changing too early or stop growing altogether,” says Professor Anna Herland.

Potential treatment may prevent brain damage in premature babies

A treatment that could protect premature babies from brain damage showed promise in a recent study. Using a first-of-its-kind prenatal brain model created with human cells researchers observed new det...

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Doctor examining an X-ray image of a patient with lung cancer. (Photo: Mostphotos)

ERC funding: researchers to map how cancer spreads

A majority of cancer-related deaths occur because a primary tumour has produced metastases. However, the primary tumours and cancer cells that give rise to metastases, how they spread, and how they ev...

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The agreement was signed in Singapore by Camilla Johansson, QSIP, and Ling Keok Tong, NQO, and witnessed by ministers Ebba Busch from Sweden and Jasmin Lau from Singapore. Photo: EnterpriseSG

KTH partners with Singapore on quantum technology

Sweden and Singapore are stepping up their collaboration in quantum technology to speed up research and innovation in an area expected to underpin future technologies. A newly signed Memorandum of Und...

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2 December: A warm welcome to this year's Christmas concerts! KTH Academic Orchestra and Kongl. Teknologkören offer well-known Swedish Christmas songs, but also modern and international Christmas music.

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