SciLifeLab at KI
Science for Life Laboratory (SciLifeLab) is an academic collaboration between multiple Swedish universities and distributed national research infrastructure with a distinct focus on health and environmental research. At the core mission of SciLifeLab is to provide technologies facilitating the large-scale analysis of biological processes at the molecular level. SciLifeLab Campus Solna, founded in 2010 as a joint effort by KI, KTH and SU, is the largest SciLifeLab site for cooperation.
Photo: SciLifeLab press officeCall for proposals: SciLifeLab Group Leader Nomination. Deadline 1 September 2026
A SciLifeLab Group Leader is responsible for a research group in life science, a technology platform or unit at SciLifeLab, and also includes the SciLifeLab Fellows and DDLS Fellows.
Ahead of the deadline, you are welcome to join the upcoming information meeting on Teams.
Photo: GettyImagesResearch & Facilities
SciLifeLab was founded in 2010 as the strategic research area for Molecular Life Sciences.
Today many KI research groups contribute to research and technology development and implementation.
Photo: GettyImagesDDLS - Data-Driven Life Science
The purpose of the SciLifeLab & Wallenberg National Program is to train the next generation of life scientists in order to create a strong computational and data science base, and to strengthen the competencies in today’s research society.
Photo: Selma Wolofsky/NVSKI-SciLifeLab Clinical Translational Postdoc Program
Since 2022 the Strategic Research Area for Molecular Bioscience (SFO SciLifeLab) at Karolinska Institutet has funded grants for recruiting postdocs to collaborative projects between researchers at SciLifeLab and clinical scientists.
Funding calls & Recruitment
KI offers grants and positions in collaboration with SciLifeLab with excellent conditions, funding and access to advanced infrastructure.