Congratulations Anna-Lena Ström, Teacher of the Year 2021!
2021-06-03
The 2021 Laureates of the Year are Matilda Baraibar, Department of Economic History and International Relations, Sören Holst, Physics, Adam Jacobsson, Department of Economics, Christophe Premat, Department of Romance and Classical Sciences and Anna-Lena Ström, Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics.
Revealing how the cell uptakes sugar
2021-05-06
Over half of our drugs impact proteins found on the cell membrane. These include the membrane proteins that regulate uptake of sugar by cells. Wallenberg Scholar David Drew is breaking new ground by adding to our understanding of the structure and function of transport proteins.
Stockholm University receives four ERC Advanced Grants
2021-04-23
Four researchers at Stockholm University including Christian Broberger at DBB are awarded prestigious ERC Advanced Grants. Their areas of research are within theater studies, neurochemistry and physics.
A glimpse into the formation of a mitoribosome
2021-04-19
An assembly intermediate of the ribosomal large subunit in mitochondria reveals 22 associated factors that cooperatively organize its biogenesis.
Several prizes awarded to DBB scientists by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.
2021-04-15
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences (KVA) rewards seven researchers for their work in physics, chemistry, medicine and economic sciences, as well as for initiatives that have promoted Swedish research. Three of the researchers come from the department of Biochemistry and Biophysics at Stockholm University.
What I cannot create, I do not understand – exploring proteins by artificial design
2021-03-30
Researchers in the Ville Kaila Lab at Stockholm University and Technical University of Munich have designed artificial proteins that show how proteins stabilize essential charged networks while folding into their exact three-dimensional shape. The study was published in the prestigious Nature Communication-journal.
Congratulations Anna-Lena Ström, Teacher of the Year 2021!
2021-06-03
The 2021 Laureates of the Year are Matilda Baraibar, Department of Economic History and International Relations, Sören Holst, Physics, Adam Jacobsson, Department of Economics, Christophe Premat, Department of Romance and Classical Sciences and Anna-Lena Ström, Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics.
Revealing how the cell uptakes sugar
2021-05-06
Over half of our drugs impact proteins found on the cell membrane. These include the membrane proteins that regulate uptake of sugar by cells. Wallenberg Scholar David Drew is breaking new ground by adding to our understanding of the structure and function of transport proteins.
Stockholm University receives four ERC Advanced Grants
2021-04-23
Four researchers at Stockholm University including Christian Broberger at DBB are awarded prestigious ERC Advanced Grants. Their areas of research are within theater studies, neurochemistry and physics.
A glimpse into the formation of a mitoribosome
2021-04-19
An assembly intermediate of the ribosomal large subunit in mitochondria reveals 22 associated factors that cooperatively organize its biogenesis.
Several prizes awarded to DBB scientists by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.
2021-04-15
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences (KVA) rewards seven researchers for their work in physics, chemistry, medicine and economic sciences, as well as for initiatives that have promoted Swedish research. Three of the researchers come from the department of Biochemistry and Biophysics at Stockholm University.
What I cannot create, I do not understand – exploring proteins by artificial design
2021-03-30
Researchers in the Ville Kaila Lab at Stockholm University and Technical University of Munich have designed artificial proteins that show how proteins stabilize essential charged networks while folding into their exact three-dimensional shape. The study was published in the prestigious Nature Communication-journal.
