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Division of Systems Biology

The division consists of five research groups focusing on systems biology related research.

The research spans from photosynthetic bacteria, microbial research, human biology, systems medicine, metabolic and network modelling, protein science, antibody engineering and precision medicine. It ranges from basic research in human and microbial biology to more applied research, including clinical applications in cancer, infectious diseases, cardiovascular diseases, autoimmune diseases and neurobiology.

Principal investigators

Photo of Mathias Uhlén.

The Uhlen Group

The Uhlen Group focus on the Human Protein Atlas effort, integrative omics, targeted proteomics, wellness profiling and precision medicine.

Photo of Adil Mardinoglu.

The Mardinoglu Group

The Mardinoglu Group focus on generation of the context specific biological networks for major human cell/tissue and cancer types.

Photo of Paul Hudson.

The Hudson Group

The Hudson Group focus on the metabolism of CO2-fixing bacteria, with the objective to engineer these bacteria to produce useful chemicals or fuels.

Photo of Fredrik Edfors Arfwidsson.

The Edfors Lab

The Edfors Lab focus on data-driven life science related to precision medicine and the creation of a human Disease Blood Atlas.

Photo of Arian Lundberg.

A. Lundberg Lab

The A. Lundberg Lab is dedicated to advancing precision medicine and diagnostics through a comprehensive investigation of the tumor microbiome's impact on cancer progression and treatment.