Centres
A centre at Karolinska Institutet is a focused concentration in a certain research or educational area which is flexible in its organisation and limited in time. The centres aim to create a dynamic collaboration. A common characteristic is that centres consist of research teams sharing equipment and premises.
It is the Committee for Research that makes the decisions on criteria for establishing, monitoring and liquidation of research centres. For overall strategic investments in centres in collaboration with other organisations, the final decision is taken by the Faculty Board, after a preparation process within the Committee for Research or other internal managing body.
National and international centres at KI
- National Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention, NASP
- International Neuroinformatics Coordinating Facility, INCF
- OECI Comprehensive Cancer Centre
- Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Health
Centres in collaboration with other stakeholders
- Aging Research Center, ARC
- Center for the Advancement of Integrated Medical and Engineering Sciences, AIMES
- Center for Culture, Cognition and Health
- Center for Hematology and Regenerative Medicine, HERM
- Center for Infectious Medicine, CIM
- Center for Innovative Medicine, CIMED
- Center for Molecular Medicine, CMM
- Center for Neurodevelopmental Disorders, KIND
- Center for Translational Microbiome Research, CTMR
- Health Informatics Centre, HIC
- Centre for Gender Medicine, CfG
- Centre for Healthcare Ethics, CHE
- Centre for Psychiatry Research
- Centre for Research on Health Care in Disasters, KcKM
- Integrated Cardio Metabolic Centre, ICMC – KI and AstraZeneca in collaboration
- MedTechLabs
- Quality Register Centre – QRC Stockholm (in Swedish)
- Stockholm Stress Center
- Swedish Radiation Emergency Medicine Centre, KcRN (in Swedish)
Centres set up by targeted external funding
- Center of Excellence for Research on Inflammation and Cardiovascular Disease, CERIC
- Centre for Allergy Research, CFA
- Linneus Centre for Prevention of Breast and Prostate Cancer, CRisP
- Ming Wai Lau Centre for Reparative Medicine
- Osher Center for Integrative Medicine, OCIM
- Swedish Medical Nanoscience Center
- The Human Regenerative Map, THRM
- NextGenNK – center for the development of next-generation NK cell-based immunotherapy
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Centres within KI
- Breast Cancer Theme Center, BRECT
- Centre for Advanced Cancer Therapies, ACT
- Centre for Alzheimer Research (in Swedish)
- Centre for Global Health, CGH
- Centre for HIV Research
- Centre for Infectious Disease Research, CID
- Centre for Malaria Research
- Centre for Pharmacoepidemiology
- Centre for Research and Education in Sports Trauma, CIFU (in Swedish)
- Centre for Resuscitation Research (in Swedish)
- Centre for Social Sustainability, CSS (in Swedish)
- Centre for Trauma Research (in Swedish)
- Centre for Tuberculosis Research
- Medical Case Centre
- Psychiatric Genomics Institute, KI-PGI
- Theme Center for Immune Modulatory Therapies for Autoimmunity and Cancer, IMTAC
Internal research networks
KI has a number of internal research networks, which is a "looser" collaboration form than a formal research centre. The puropse of these networks is to promote cooperation and knowledge exchange within each research area or alike, regardless of location or home department. The networks othen gather both preclinical and clinical researchers. Some of these networks are to a certain extent faculty funded, others are not.