What is it like to spend a semester studying in another country, and what opportunities are available to KI students who want to go on exchange? On 28 October, students from the Bachelor's Programme ...

We congratulate the five researchers at NVS who are sharing SEK 25,800,000 in grants from the Swedish Research Council in the Medicine and Health call!

The immune system plays an important role to prevent local growth and dissemination of cancer. Therapies based on activating the immune system can result in beneficial responses in patients with ...

The Hartman research lab performs pioneering research in precision pathology, focusing on personalized breast cancer therapy based on tumor biology. Using advanced diagnostic methods such as digital ...

The nutritional neuroscience group investigates the perceptual experiences associated with eating. We study odor and taste perception during anticipation and consumption of food, their effects on ...

The research is translational and organized in three subgroups/areas: Experimental research, Clinical trials and Global Reproductive Health. Our main vision is to improve management and access to ...

Two projects at KI SÖS have been awarded KI’s Pedagogical Project Funding for 2027. The projects are led by Kristian Ängeby and Anders Sondén and focus on new ways to develop students’ learning in ...

SciRAP consists of several tools for evaluating the reliability and relevance of ecotoxicity, in vitro toxicity, in vivo toxicity and epidemiological studies for use in scientific assessments. SciRAP ...

SciRAP is a research initiative that aims to provide tools for structured and transparent evaluation of toxicity, ecotoxicity and epidemiological data, and to bridge the gap between academic research ...

We congratulate Botilda Guthenberg Skillinghaug, a student in the Occupational Therapy Programme at KI, who has been named Occupational Therapy Student of the Year 2026 by the Swedish Association of ...

Focusing the thesis on whether detection of type 2 diabetes and hypertension differs across population groups, the aim of Hrafnhildur's doctoral research is to enable a more efficient detection of ...

Data routinely collected by health facilities could become an additional source for measuring maternal mortality, but their quality needs to improve. Researchers from Karolinska Institutet and ...