2018-01-24
Christer Betsholtz is awarded the Swiss Louis-Jeantet prize for his research on how blood vessels are formed and function.
The prize is for 700 000 Swiss Franc and is awarded by the Louis-Jeantet foundation, which annually allocates 4.2 million Franc to promote biomedical research. This year’s second prize-winner is Antonio Lanzavecchia, head of the Institute for Research in Biomedicine in Bellinzona, Switzerland. The prizes will be presented at an award ceremony in Geneva on 25 April.
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Senior Clinical Investigator Award to Ingrid Glimelius and Gustav Ullenhag 2019-03-29 The Swedish Cancer Society’s grant Senior Clinical Investigator Award has this year been granted Ingrid Glimelius and Gustav Ullenhag at IGP. |
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Research grant from the Sjöberg Foundation to IGP researchers 2019-01-14 Olle Korsgren has together with Di Yu and Magnus Essand at IGP, and Matthias Löhr at LI, been awarded a two-year grant from the Sjöberg Foundation. |
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