ScifiLab Campuses

SciLifeLab Gothenburg Campus, associated with the University of Gothenburg and Chalmers University of Technology, is a significant center for life sciences education and research in western Sweden. This campus offers specialized training in areas such as marine biology, metabolomics, and systems medicine, reflecting the region’s unique scientific focus.

• Marine Biotechnology: Courses exploring marine organisms for biotechnological applications and environmental monitoring.
• Metabolomics: Training in the study of metabolic profiles and their implications for health and disease.
• Systems Medicine: Programs integrating systems biology with clinical research for personalized healthcare solutions.
• Genomics and Proteomics: Workshops on high-throughput technologies for analyzing biological molecules.
• Bioengineering: Interdisciplinary courses combining biology with engineering principles for innovative solutions.

The Gothenburg Campus provides access to advanced research infrastructure, supporting both academic and industry-driven projects. It hosts a range of educational activities, including short courses, seminars, and collaborative workshops, designed to enhance skills in emerging life sciences fields. The campus benefits from its proximity to leading research institutions and a vibrant biotech sector, offering students and researchers opportunities for practical experience and networking. The curriculum emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches, encouraging participants to tackle complex biological questions with innovative methods. With a focus on sustainability and health, the campus contributes to addressing global challenges through science. Its collaborative environment fosters partnerships that drive advancements in life sciences, making it an essential part of SciLifeLab’s national network.

SciLifeLab Linköping Campus, affiliated with Linköping University, focuses on integrating life sciences with medical research and technology. Located at the University Hospital, this campus offers specialized training in clinical genomics, medical imaging, and regenerative medicine, emphasizing practical applications in healthcare.

• Clinical Genomics: Courses on the application of genomic technologies in diagnosing and treating diseases.
• Medical Imaging: Training in advanced imaging techniques for research and clinical diagnostics.
• Regenerative Medicine: Programs exploring stem cell research, tissue engineering, and therapeutic applications.
• Bioinformatics for Medicine: Workshops on analyzing clinical data and integrating it with biological research.
• Translational Research: Courses bridging laboratory discoveries with patient care and treatment development.

The Linköping Campus is uniquely positioned within a hospital setting, providing direct access to clinical environments for applied learning. It offers a range of educational programs, including hands-on workshops and seminars, designed to enhance skills in medical and life sciences research. The campus fosters collaboration between researchers, clinicians, and industry professionals, creating a dynamic environment for innovation. Its curriculum is tailored to address pressing healthcare challenges, with a strong focus on translating scientific discoveries into clinical solutions. Students and researchers benefit from state-of-the-art facilities and opportunities to work on real-world medical problems. Networking with healthcare experts and participation in interdisciplinary projects further enrich the learning experience, making this campus a critical node in SciLifeLab’s efforts to advance life sciences in Sweden.

SciLifeLab Lund Campus, situated within Medicon Village, is a key node for life sciences education and innovation in southern Sweden. Affiliated with Lund University, this campus focuses on biomedical research and training, offering specialized programs that bridge academic research with clinical and industrial applications.

• Biomedical Sciences: Courses in molecular medicine, diagnostics, and therapeutic development.
• Structural Biology: Training in X-ray crystallography, cryo-electron microscopy, and protein structure analysis.
• Clinical Research: Programs focusing on translational research, clinical trials, and patient-centered studies.
• Genomics and Epigenetics: Workshops on genome-wide analysis, epigenetic modifications, and their role in disease.
• Bioimaging: Advanced courses in microscopy techniques and image analysis for biological research.

The Lund Campus is equipped with modern facilities that support cutting-edge research and education in life sciences. It provides a collaborative environment where students, researchers, and industry professionals can engage in interdisciplinary projects. The campus hosts a variety of training events, including hands-on workshops and seminars, designed to enhance skills in emerging areas of biomedicine. Its location within Medicon Village fosters partnerships with biotech companies and healthcare organizations, offering unique opportunities for applied learning and innovation. The curriculum is tailored to address current challenges in health and disease, with a strong emphasis on translating research into practical solutions. Networking events and collaborations with leading scientists ensure that participants remain at the forefront of scientific advancements, making this campus a vital part of Sweden’s life sciences ecosystem.

SciLifeLab Solna Campus, located in the heart of Stockholm, serves as a leading hub for life sciences research and education in Sweden. This campus focuses on advanced training and research opportunities in molecular biosciences, genomics, and bioinformatics. It collaborates with top universities such as Karolinska Institutet and KTH Royal Institute of Technology to offer cutting-edge programs and workshops.

• Genomics and Sequencing Technologies: Courses cover next-generation sequencing, data analysis, and applications in precision medicine.
• Bioinformatics: Training in computational biology, data integration, and biostatistics for handling large-scale biological data.
• Molecular Biology Techniques: Hands-on courses in proteomics, structural biology, and advanced imaging methods.
• Translational Medicine: Programs focusing on bridging the gap between research and clinical applications, including drug discovery.
• Systems Biology: Interdisciplinary courses exploring complex biological systems through modeling and simulation.

The Solna Campus is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, providing students and researchers access to high-throughput technologies and collaborative environments. It hosts numerous workshops, seminars, and short courses aimed at both academic and industry professionals. The curriculum is designed to foster innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration, ensuring participants are at the forefront of life sciences advancements. Additionally, the campus offers tailored training for specific research needs, supporting projects in areas like cancer research, infectious diseases, and personalized medicine. Networking opportunities with leading scientists and industry experts are a key feature of the educational experience here, making it a vital center for life sciences education in Sweden.

SciLifeLab Umeå Campus, hosted by Umeå University, is a key center for life sciences in northern Sweden. This campus specializes in research and training related to infection biology, plant sciences, and environmental health, reflecting the region’s unique ecological and health challenges.

• Infection Biology: Courses on host-pathogen interactions, antimicrobial resistance, and vaccine development.
• Plant Molecular Biology: Training in plant stress responses, genomics, and sustainable forestry practices.
• Environmental Health: Programs studying the impact of environmental factors on human and ecosystem health.
• Genomics and Transcriptomics: Workshops on sequencing technologies and gene expression analysis.
• Epidemiology and Public Health: Courses integrating biological data with population health studies.

The Umeå Campus offers access to advanced research facilities and a collaborative environment for students and scientists. It hosts a variety of educational events, including short courses and seminars, designed to build expertise in specialized areas of life sciences. The campus benefits from its northern location, providing unique opportunities to study environmental and health issues specific to colder climates. Its curriculum emphasizes interdisciplinary research, encouraging participants to address complex biological and ecological questions. Strong ties with local and international research communities enhance the learning experience, offering networking opportunities with experts in various fields. The campus plays a vital role in SciLifeLab’s mission to advance life sciences, contributing to solutions for global challenges such as infectious diseases and climate change.

SciLifeLab Uppsala Campus is a prominent center for life sciences education and research, closely affiliated with Uppsala University and the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU). This campus emphasizes advanced training in biotechnology, environmental sciences, and molecular life sciences, providing a dynamic learning environment for students and researchers.

• Biotechnology: Courses focus on genetic engineering, bioprocessing, and industrial applications of biological systems.
• Environmental Genomics: Training in the study of ecosystems and biodiversity using genomic tools and techniques.
• Drug Development: Programs covering drug design, pharmacology, and clinical trial methodologies.
• Plant Sciences: Specialized courses in plant genomics, breeding, and sustainable agriculture in collaboration with SLU.
• Bioinformatics and Data Science: Workshops on managing and analyzing large biological datasets for research purposes.

The Uppsala Campus is renowned for its interdisciplinary approach, integrating life sciences with environmental and agricultural research. It offers access to cutting-edge facilities, including advanced laboratories for genomics and proteomics studies. The campus regularly organizes training sessions, summer schools, and seminars that attract participants from across Sweden and internationally. Its strong ties with academic institutions and industry partners ensure that the curriculum remains relevant to current scientific challenges and innovations. Students and researchers benefit from a collaborative atmosphere, working on projects that address global issues such as climate change, food security, and health. The campus also provides opportunities for networking with experts in various fields, fostering a community dedicated to advancing life sciences knowledge and application.