This is up in our research group
Here you will find news from our research group in Analytical Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Please contact us for more details.
Grants for education and research
The group receives new stipends in excess of 250 000 SEK for projects within both research and education.
We congratulate Jakob Haglöf (130 000+ SEK from Ahlqvists fund for education); Sofia Nilsson (60 000+ SEK from Schimmelpfenning fund); and Jenny Nilsson (60 000+ SEK from Olga Jönsson fund).
Dalia Abdelrahim Awadella winner of the Per Manell Award
We congratulate Dalia Abdelrahim Awadella, student at the Master of Science Programme in Pharmacy, on receiving the Per Manell Award for Best presentation of degree project 2024.
At the Faculty of Pharmacy's traditional Project Symposium, students at Uppsala University's Master of Science Programme in Pharmacy present their degree projects. Also according to tradition, the Alumni Association Farmis presents the Per Manell Award for Best presentation of degree project, a recognition that this year was awarded to Dalia Abdelrahim Awadella for her project carried out at the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry's research environment in Analytical Pharmaceutical Chemistry.
New thesis introduces high tech tools to expose doping
In her thesis, Malin Nilsson Broberg launches new methods to trace use of illegal doping substances. "Our group has already helped to expose two cheating Olympic medalists, so these are without a doubt tools that can contribute to cleaner sports," says Malin on site in Uppsala University's laboratory for Analytical Pharmaceutical Chemistry.
Malin defended her thesis in an outstanding way Friday 22 March. Our congratulations to an excellent job PhD Nilsson Broberg.
SRC grants SEK 3.75 million to Professor Mikael Hedeland
The Swedish Research Council allocates SEK 3.75 million to Mikael Hedeland, Professor of Analytical pharmaceutical chemistry, for the development of methods to analyse lipids.
“The grant allows us to take the next important step in an ongoing project with a focus on more effective treatment of primary liver cancer. We will shortly begin the recruitment of a PhD student with the aim to develop methods for more precise lipid analyses, tools that we will benefit greatly from in our interdisciplinary collaboration with, above all, medical research,” states Mikael Hedeland.
Contact
- Mikael Hedeland
- Institutionen för läkemedelskemi, 070-657 1663