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KTH Life Science Platform

Life Science is one of six multidisciplinary focus areas at KTH that is formed by the convergence of engineering, natural and mathematical sciences with life sciences. Several research groups at KTH are world leading in their areas of expertise within life science technology.

The platforms are discontinued

The research platforms will cease as of July 1, 2024. As a result, the research platforms will no longer exist in their previous form. Consequently, the platforms' web pages will not be updated. The web pages will be discontinued shortly.

Life Science research

For KTH researchers

News, events, and calls for KTH researchers is available on the Intranet.

KTH Life Science Platform connects seven thematic research areas  that mostly concern human health and the healthcare system, but also adjacent areas, for example, environment and sustainability. The common denominator of all research is the contribution to human well-being.

An important goal is facilitating interaction between expertise at KTH and external partners within academia, public organisations and companies interested in Life Science research.

Molecules

Bioimaging

Molecules

Biomolecular Tools and Biomaterials

Doctor with Ipad

Infrastructure in Health

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Mathematical& Computational Sciences

Medical device

Medical Devices

Microscope

MicroNanoBio

Tests

Fundamental Research in Life Science

The platform facilitates interaction between expertise at KTH and external partners with an interest in Life Science research.

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About the platform

Current 

Platform day

Continuous monitoring of health data

22 November 2023

KTH Life Science Day 2023 will showcase some of the work within continuous monitoring of health data at KTH. It will feature speakers involved in sensor development, data analysis and visualisation pipeline creation, infrastructure for data sharing establishment, and formulating design philosophies and ethical guidelines for handling the extensive data associated with continuous monitoring.