Lund Stem Cell Center

Lund Stem Cell Center (Director - Prof. Henrik Semb) is one of six Swedish strategic centers of excellence in life sciences, established in 2003 by the support of the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research.

Established in January 2003, the center focuses on stem cell and developmental biology of the central nervous and blood systems, and development of stem cell and cell replacement therapies in these organ systems as well as research in non-mammalian model systems.

Consisting of many strong research groups and almost 130 people under "one roof", the Center is already one of the largest in the field, with the goal of becoming a major force in translational research and career development in biomedical research.

NEW CELL PAPER FROM STEM CELL CENTER
(Summary)
Lund University Press Release
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Positions available

Postdoc positions (click here).

PhD student positions (click here)