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Project: Environmentally sustainable control of bark beetles by use of odour signals from their fungal symbionts This project is about three very different organisms that are bound together in close…
Project: Gut microbiota composition and digestion of animal foods The gut with its microorganisms - the gut flora - is of importance to health. We aim to study how the gut flora in persons with and…
Project: The complex mechanisms behind resistance to stretch of active muscle Stretch of active muscle is of great significance for the evolutionary optimized function of our muscle but the mechanisms…
Project: VanProd - Innovation for Enhanced Production of Vanadium from Waste Streams in the Nordic Region Vanadium is an important element for industry and despite its projected increased consumption,…
Project: Control of forest insect pests; Antifeedants for the pine weevil; Hylobius abietis We have identified organic anti-gnawing compounds that can protect pine and spruce seedlings from being…
Project: Quality Control and Purification for New Biological Drugs (BIO-QC) The BIO-QC project will develop new materials and processes for quality control of pharmaceuticals derived from so-called…
Project: Health-promoting substances in the See Buckthorn; collaborative project with Strandå Organic Farms (Havtornsgården) The aim of the project is to determine the content of health-promoting…
Bioorganic and Biophysical Chemistry Laboratory The Bioorganic and Biophysical Chemistry Laboratory (BBCL) is based in Kalmar at the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences. As the name suggests, we are a…
Project: Structure and function of thermostable alcohol dehydrogenases in organic media About the project Project Manager Susanne Wikman Project Members Susanne Wikman (Lnu), Linus Olofsson (Lnu)…
Ecological chemistry group The research subject of the Ecological chemistry group is to study how insects communicate by chemical signaling.
Linnaeus University Centre for Biomaterials Chemistry Linnaeus University Centre for Biomaterials Chemistry is a principal research environment at Linnaeus University that deals with the development…
Computational Chemistry and Biochemistry Group We use computer simulations to better understand how biologically-relevant and other interesting molecules behave. By using computer modelling and…