Elin Svensson wins the Oscar prize 2023
Elin Svensson, Senior lecturer at the Department of Pharmacy, receives the 2023 Oscar prize, an award presented to young, promising scientists at Uppsala University who "offers the greatest promise of continued academic writings at the University".
(Image removed) And the Oscar goes to ... Elin Svensson
The Faculty of Pharmacy congratulates Elin Svensson, Senior Lecturer and Associate Professor in Pharmacometrics with a focus on tuberculosis, on the 2023 Oscar prize. Uppsala University emphasizes in its Award motivation that Elin Svensson:
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"has established herself as a driving global force in tuberculosis research. Her work on how clinical data can be processed using mathematical models to optimize drug treatments has in several cases led to recommendations for new dosing strategies for improved therapies, which have been adopted by pharmaceutical authorities. She has also had a special focus on developing adequate dosages for children, a patient group that often only receives evidence-based dosage several years after dosage recommendations have been established for adults."
The Oscar prize is awarded to a promising young scientist at Uppsala University, whose scientific writing is the most deserving and offers the greatest promise of continued academic writings at the University. The prize will be presented in the Uppsala University Main Auditorium 9 October 2023.
FACTS
- The Oscar prize is awarded to young researchers at Uppsala University.
- The prize sum of SEK 140,000 is made up of the return of Oscar II's jubilee donation from 1877 and can be divided between two equally deserving researchers.
- The recipients are appointed by the University Board based on proposal of a committee consisting of the faculty deans.
LEARN MORE
- Research in Pharmacometrics • Global Health at Uppsala University
- The Oscar Prize at Uppsala University
CONTACT
(Image removed) Elin Svensson, Senior Lecturer
Department of Pharmacy
Elin.Svensson@farmaci.uu.se
text: Magnus Alsne, photo: Mikael Wallerstedt