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https://www.historiskamuseet.lu.se/om-museet/nyheter - 2026-04-25

Cerebral pares (CP) är en diagnos som beskriver en heterogen grupp av individer som alla har någon grad av motorisk funktionsnedsättning. Utöver motorik är andra funktioner ofta också påverkade och komorbiditet (t.ex. epilepsi) samt s.k. ”secondary conditions” (t.ex. smärta) är vanliga. Personer med ryggmärgsbråck (MMC) har också motoriska problem, ofta tillsammans med problem relaterade till neurCerebral palsy (CP) is a medical diagnosis that describes a heterogeneous group of individuals who all have some degree of motor impairment. In addition to motor skills, other functions are often also affected and comorbidity (e.g., epilepsy) and secondary conditions (e.g., pain) are common. Individuals with spina bifida— and often more specifically myelomeningocele (MMC) — also have motor problem

MultiPark är ett translationellt forskningsnätverk som sträcker sig från preklinisk forskning till studier av livssituationer för patienter med Alzheimers och Parkinsons sjukdom samt relaterade hjärnsjukdomar. Vi syftar inte bara till att förbättra patienternas kroppsfunktion utan även deras aktivitet och delaktighet. MultiPark bygger på ett starkt samarbete mellan Lunds universitet och Skånes uniMultiPark (Multidisciplinary research focused on Parkinson's disease) is a translational programme that ranges from experimental pre-clinical research to studies on the life situation of patients with neurodegenerative disorders. Our programme not only aims at improving the overall function of patients, but also their acitivity and participation. This initiative relies on solid interactions betwee

Anna Hagström är forskargruppsledare för forskargruppenAnna Hagström is Research Group Leader for this research group

Internationellt motsvaras svensk idé- och lärdomshistoria av flera olika forskningsinriktningar ”intellectual history”, ”cultural history” samt ”history of ideas” och ämnet har således en förhållandevis bred forskningsprofil. Här finns en äldrehistorisk inriktning liksom en sedan länge etablerad stark filosofihistorisk tradition och en senare inriktning mot begreppshistoria. Till detta kommer flerResearch in history of ideas and sciences at Lund University is broad. Our specialities include studies of early modernity, history of philosophy and a more recent emphasis on conceptual history. In addition to this, several researchers are showing an interest in the history of science, technology and medicine. These different orientations within the field of History of Ideas and Sciences at Lund

MedCUL är Medicinska fakultetens Centrum för Undervisning och Lärande. Vi erbjuder kompetensutveckling inom undervisning och lärande. Vi verkar för att utformning av, beslut om och genomförande av utbildning ska vila på aktuellt internationellt kunskapsläge inom utbildningsområdet.MedCUL coordinates the faculty's quality assurance work at undergraduate level in cooperation with educational committees and program directors. We collaborate with teachers and educational leaders in developmental projects. Our research in medical education concerns areas related to our practice such as Problem Based Learning (PBL), workplace learning and supervision, PhD student supervision and

För med information, se projekten "Psychosocial issues in pulmonary arterial hypertension and chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension" och "Heart or lung transplantation from patient's and next of kin's perspective"For more information, please see the projects "Psychosocial issues in pulmonary arterial hypertension and chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension" and "Heart or lung transplantation from patient's and next of kin's perspective"

Our research uses advanced technology to generate neurons from novel cell sources with the aim to extensively define the subtype and function of the generated neurons and their potential for therapeutic use in the future. For this we are using reprogramming technology in animal models or human stem cell culture system, together with electrophysiology, RNA sequencing, tracing technologies and cell

Centre for Innovation Research – CIRCLE – is an interdisciplinary centre which connects innovation researchers from different faculties at Lund University as well as other Swedish and international universities. The meaning of the term innovation has transformed and is now tightly linked to sustainable development goals including climate change, social sustainability and food security. CIRCLE’s a

Sweden's ATMP ecosystem is rapidly expanding, solidifying its place as a key player in Europe. Currently ranking among the top three countries among the EU9 for identified therapeutic ATMP companies, Sweden's strategic investments are further reinforcing its leadership (MSC 2020). This includes ongoing initiatives to establish industrial-scale ATMP manufacturing capabilities, enhancing the country

• Meliha C Kapetanovic (gruppledare) huvudforskningslinje är att studera olika aspekter av vaccination vid inflammatoriska reumatiska sjukdomar. Andra forskningsområden är remission vid reumatoid artrit och gikt. Doktorander Jon Einarsson, Johanna Nagel and Per Nived är involverade i dessa projekt. • Elisabet Lindqvist Johan K Wallman, Tor Olofsson och Elisabet Mogard (doktorand) ansvarar för SPAR• Meliha C Kapetanovic (group leader) research area includes vaccinations in patients with inflammatory rheumatic diseases, remission in patients with RA and gout. PhD students Jon Einarsson, Johanna Nagel and Per Nived are involved in these projects. • Elisabet Lindqvis’s Johan K Wallman, Tor Olofsson and Elisabet Mogard (physiotherapist, PhD-student) are responsible for SPARTAKUS, a crossectiona

Our research group on paediatric haematology is focused on bleeding- and coagulation disorders in children, in particular on haemophilia and venous thrombosis. Haemophilia A and B are hereditary, X chromosomal recessive bleeding disorders caused by deficiency or absence of coagulation factors VIII (FVIII) or IX (FIX) in the blood. The general aim of this part of the research program is to improve