The Wenner-Gren Institute for Experimental Biology carries out research and teaching in cell biology, developmental biology, immunology and physiology. In accordance with its name, experimental rather than descriptive biology is at the heart of all research being carried out at the Institute. Sixteen independent groups study the function of genes and cells in tissues and organisms. The research is characteristically basic, seeking answers to fundamental biological problems at the molecular level. Also, several research groups participate in clinical studies via well-established collaborations. Click here to read more about us
IFSU was established as a new Core Facility for microscopy at Stockholm University in January 2009, founded by money from Stockholm University. IFSU offers services to users of advanced light- and electron microscopy at Stockholm University as well as other institutions. We provide hands-on training and advice for experimental set ups and guide users to the most suitable instrument for their specific project. Here comes more information about IFSU
Stockholm University announces a position as Professor in Immunobiology within the Wenner-Gren Institute for Experimental Biology Ref nr SU 611-0889-10. Deadline for application: November 1, 2010. More information about this available position