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Meet Arvid - Gothenburg's Nobel prize winner



The discoveries of Nobel laureate Arvid Carlsson have been crucial for our understanding of brain function and have led to... More

Pierre Guyot: embrace diversity



Pierre Guyot is the Parisian who moved to Gothenburg, and likes it. Now the CEO of Mölnlycke Health Care, Pierre has... More

Encubator enters new collaboration with AstraZeneca


Business incubator Encubator AB has entered a new collaboration with pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca. The project, which... More

Large study can save many hearts


On Valentine's Day, February 14, begins a large heart study at the Sahlgrenska University Hospital. 1,000 Gothenburgers... More

Cultivated corneas - new method in Gothenburg


Cultivated corneas may become reality. Researchers at the University of Gothenburg have been able to grow stem cells on... More

Stem cell researcher awarded grant from Brain Foundation


Gothenburg stem cell researcher Charlotta Lindwall has received a research grant for 280,000 kronor from the Swedish Brain... More

Life Science a prioritzed cluster in West Sweden


The Life Science sector in West Sweden has been identified as one of five prioritized clusters by leading representatives... More

10 million kronor to cardiac disease research in Gbg


Three cardiac disease researchers at the Sahlgrenska Academy and the Sahlgrenska Hosptial in Gothenburg have been granted... More

International award to Medfield Diagnostics


Gothenburg based life science company Medfield Diagnostics has won an international design award for their stroke helmet,... More

From India to Gothenburg via the UK

Bindhu, Aditi and Vidya

A new life in Gothenburg. It is November 2010 and Bindhu Gururajan and Vidya Sudheendara jump on a flight to Gothenburg...
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Gothenburg researchers discover new tick-borne infectious disease


Researchers at the Sahlgrenska Academy in Gothenburg have discovered a new tick-borne infectious disease. Only eight cases... More

New drug can help insomnia sufferers


A new drug is offering hope to sufferers of insomnia. An extensive clinical trial, which included patients in Gothenburg,... More

Brilique listed as major research development


AstraZeneca's new heart-drug, Brilique (ticagrelor tablets) is one of this year's most important research developments,... More

AstraZeneca to build factory in China


Pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca will invest around 1.4 billion kronor (200 million dollar), in a new factory in China.... More

ESC recommends Brilique in new guidelines



AstraZeneca's new heart-drug, Brilique (ticagrelor), has been recommended for treatment of acute coronary syndrome (ACS) by... More

AstraZeneca breast cancer drug receives approval in Japan


AstraZeneca's Faslodex 500mg has received regulatory approval in Japan, for the treatment of postmenopausal women with... More

Park Annual 2011: innovation, sustainability and democracy


Park Annual is one of the largest life science events in the Gothenburg calendar. The seventh edition of the event took...
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French biotech company to buy Cellartis


Gothenburg stem cell company Cellartis announced on Thursday that it is to be acquired by French biotech company Cellectis. More

New heart drug from AstraZeneca


AstraZeneca announced on Tuesday that its heart drug Axanum has received positive agreement for approval in 23 EU countries,... More

4.9 million kronor to local life science companies


Four Gothenburg-based companies active in life science have received almost 5 million kronor in funding from the VINNOVA... More

Opportunities and challenges for the life science sector: new report


Gothenburg and Västra Götaland needs to strengthen its brand to become more attractive to those seeking employment... More

At least 100 new jobs to AstraZeneca

Astra Zeneca R&D Mölndal

230 people will move from AstraZeneca in Lund to Mölndal. But there are still about 100 positions that need to be... More

Life Science: "Advantages of West Sweden should be better known"


Ingvar Carlsson, the former Social Democratic Prime Minister of Sweden, was recently appointed by Region Västra Gö... More

Former PM to coordinate Life Science sector


Former Prime Minister of Sweden, Ingvar Carlsson, will be in charge of a new Life Science coordination project in Vä... More


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