Research at OnkPat
OnkPat consists of more than 30 research groups
Granted funding from The Swedish Childhood Cancer Fund 2023 to OnkPat
Four researchers from OnkPat receives funding from The Swedish Childhood Cancer Fund in the announcement for 2023. Andreas Lundqvist receives 1.2 million SEK, Charlotte Rolny 500 000 SEK, Anita Göndör 500 000 SEK and Martin Enge 3 million SEK.
18 OnkPat-researchers receives project funding from Swedish Cancer Society 2023.
Congratulations to all OnkPat-researchers who receives funding from the Swedish Cancer Society 2023! Lars Egevad, Simon Ekman, Martin Enge, Leonard Girnita och Weng-Onn Lui receives SEK 3 million each. Anita Göndör, Elham Hedayati, Rozbeh Jafari, Kasper Karlsson, Anders Näsman and Sean Rudd receives SEK 2,4 million each. Johan Hartman and Christofer Juhlin receives SEK 3,75 million each. Lars Holmgren, Tina Dalianis and Catharina Larsson receives SEK 4,5 million each. Sten Nilsson receives SEK 5,25 million and Janne Lehtiö SEK 6 million.
Karin Lindberg and Lisa Liu Burström receives research months and Gabriella Cohn Cedermark and Weng-Onn Lui receives SEK 600 000 and SEK 250 000 planning grants for SWENOTECA (Swedish Norwegian Testicular Cancer Project) and Nordic Merkel Cell Carcinoma Interest Group.
Eight OnkPat-researchers receives funding from the Swedish Research Council
In the call for 2023 from the Swedish Research Council, eight researchers from the Department of Oncology-Pathology receives funding. Martin Enge receives 3.6 million SEK, Kasper Karlsson 6 million SEK, Linda Sofie Lindström 4.8 million SEK, Kenny Rodriguez-Wallberg 3.6 million SEK, Susanne Schlisio 9 million SEK, Thuy Tran 4.8 million SEK, Stina Wickström 2.4 million SEK and Arne Östman 2.4 million SEK.
Two OnkPat researchers receives funding from Bröstcancerförbundet
Bröstcancerförbundet allocates 14 050 000 SEK to patient-oriented breast cancer research for 2023. Renske Altena receives 750 000 SEK and Fredrik Strand receives 1 000 000 SEK.