Life Science Technology (LST) 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 KTH Life Science Technology Platform connects
seven thematic research areas
that mostly concerns human health and the healthcare system, but also adjacent areas, e g environment and sustainability. The common denominator of all research is the contribution to human wellbeing.
Yesterday (March 22, 2020), The Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation announced a SEK 50 million donation to academic laboratories at SciLifeLab, Karol...
The retreat has been postponed to Autumn 2020 (date yet to be confirmed). If you have already registered to the retreat, your registration will be val...
Two new research programmes focusing on AI and bioelectronic medicine, for application in the areas of breast cancer and inflammatory disease, respect...
The Life Science Technology Platform, together with My Hedhammar, Lars Wågberg and Francisco Javier Vilaplana, is arranging a workshop about Biologica...
18 Feb 2020The retreat has been postponed to Autumn 2020 (date yet to be confirmed). If you have already registered to the retreat, your registration will be val...
18 Dec 2019The video is 2 minutes and 14 seconds long in Swedish.
29 Nov 2019The Life Science Technology Platform, together with My Hedhammar, Lars Wågberg and Francisco Javier Vilaplana, is arranging a workshop about Biologica...