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Division of Biomedical Proteomics

At the Division of Biomedical Proteomics, we apply cutting edge technologies to study proteins - the building blocks of life. Our research is highly interdisciplinary, bridging human biology, technology development, and clinical applications.

Our teams investigate the proteome at multiple levels, including body fluids, single cells, and sub‑cellular structures. Together, we explore biological systems using both experimental and data‑driven approaches.

Using advanced technologies, our research spans a broad range of areas, including:

  • Oncology, cardiovascular, metabolic and neurological disorders

  • The immune system in infectious diseases and cancer

  • Biomarkers in body fluids and tissues

  • Cell and spatial biology

Through these efforts, we aim to deepen our understanding of biological mechanisms and uncover new analytical opportunities for diagnosing, monitoring, and treating human diseases.

The Division of Biomedical Proteomics, affiliated with the Department of Protein Science and located at SciLifeLab (KTH Campus Solna), was formed January 2026 as a merge of the Division of Affinity Proteomics and the Division of Cellular and Clinical Proteomics.

Group leaders

Burcu Ayoglu.
Burcu Ayoglu
Claudia Fredolini.
Claudia Fredolini
Arian Lundberg.
Arian Lundberg
Emma Lundberg.
Emma Lundberg
Jacob Odeberg.
Jacob Odeberg
Anna Månberg.
Anna Månberg
Peter Nilsson
Peter Nilsson
Elisa Pin
Elisa Pin
Jochen Schwenk
Jochen Schwenk
Charlotte Stadler
Charlotte Stadler
Cecilia Williams
Cecilia Williams

KTH SciLifeLab National Research Infrastructures

 Affinity Proteomics

Affinity Proteomics Stockholm supports clinical researchers in the discovery and validation of protein biomarkers in body fluids and large-scale population studies. We combine state-of-the-art technologies for protein and antibody profiling and quantification with expertise in method development and bioinformatics.

Affinity Proteomics Stockholm

 Spatial Proteomics

The spatial proteomics nfrastructure unit offers highly multiplexed imaging to profile tissue sections in health and disease. Several technologies are available, suitable for discovery and translational research.

Spatial Proteomics