When the Sjöberg Foundation recently distributed research grants in the area of difficult-to-treat cancer with a poor prognosis, three of the total of nine grants funded went to projects at Sahlgrenska Academy and Sahlgrenska University Hospital. Jonas Nilsson receives SEK 5 million for his project on CAR-T cell treatment for treatment-resistant skin and uveal melanoma. Göran Stenman receives SEK 3 million for the development of a new targeted treatment for patients with the therapy-resistant and deadly cancer form adenoid cystic cancer. Karin Sundfeldt receives SEK 4 million for the development of a screening tool for ovarian cancer that greatly may reduce mortality from the disease.
Sahlgrenska akademins nyheter
Sahlgrenska Life: The Västra Götaland Region’s Board decided on preparatory work in the hospital area
Sahlgrenska Academy awards honorary doctorates to Jens Nielsen and Michael Treschow
Summer wishes from Dean Agneta Holmäng
The University’s work with research areas
See Natrium from the inside – open tour September 30
Magnet makes life science research visible at the Swedish NMR centre
Nominate members to the consultative assembly for election of a vice-chancellor
Stem cells can become a treatment for common joint disease
Innovation from within when Vinnova visited Gothenburg
