Photo: Ulf SirbornImmature or deficient autonomic control is a common problem in infants born at a premature age and is of central importance in apneas, secondary hypoxic brain damage and sudden infant death syndrome.
Photo: GettyImages.The Pediatric Cell and Molecular Biology lab is focused on understanding the many aspects of Na,K-ATPase (NKA). NKA is best known as the ion pump that maintains the electrochemical gradient across the plasma membrane.
Photo: Linnea BengtssonHuman immune variation "The influences of heritable and non-heritable factors shaping human immune systems have been quantified in an analysis of healthy twins" Newborn Immune Systems "Immune systems are shaped by environmental influences early in life" Precision Immunology "We work to implement systems immunology analyses for better diagnosis and patient stratification and to guide therapeutic decision making"
Photo: Getty ImagesOur research group focuses on improving the characterization and care of children with asthma, the benefit of using molecular allergy diagnostics, and new methods to prevent and treat asthma and allergy.
Photo: Johan GarstenAsthma and allergic diseases can be prevented through early primary and secondary interventions. The PANDA research group aims to identify, develop, and evaluate person-centered interventions for asthma and allergic diseases.
Photo: .Our Lab works on physicochemical principles underlying cellular processes.
Photo: PrivateOur main aim is to develop molecular diagnostic and prognostic tools for clinical use, that could discriminate between preschool wheezers that will develop chronic asthma and those that will grow out of their symptoms.
Photo: Olof HerttingOur research is about cause, risks and preventive measures for infections in children and adolescents.
Photo: -My research focuses on paediatric allergy, particularly food allergies such as peanut allergy. Through clinical studies and immunological analyses, we investigate how allergies develop, how they may be prevented and how tolerance can be induced through immunotherapy. The goal is safer diagnostics and more effective, individualised treatments for children with allergic diseases.
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Dr Niklas Lidströmer is a specialist MD, scientist, and thought leader at the intersection of AI in medicine (AIM) and societal transformation. He has spearheaded AIM solutions internationally.
Assistant Professor with research interests in exercise physiology and systems immunology and their intersections. Course director of physiology- and bioinformatics-focussed research courses.
