News
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New exciting collaboration
SEK 13.2 Million Awarded for Research on the Heart's Susceptibility to Viruses and Environmental Toxins.
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Congratulations to our new Docent, Alexander Hedbrant
We would like to congratulate one of our researchers, Alexander Hedbrant, whom was newly appointed Docent in Medical Science with a specialization in Biomedicine at Örebro University, Sweden.
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Awarded Prize for Promising Research
We are honored to have you on our team! Andi Alijagic researches how microplastics, airborne particles, and chemicals affect human health. He has now been awarded the Eric K. Fernström Prize 2026 for young, particularly promising and successful...
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2,4 miljoner till forskning om biomarkörer i utandningsluft
Örebro universitet har tillsammans med Region Örebro län beviljats 2,4 miljoner kronor från Nyckelfonden 2026 för projektet RESPIMARK.
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X-HiDE: Örebro University strengthens research on inflammation
Facilitating earlier diagnosis and more precise treatment for patients with inflammatory diseases. This is the goal as the X-HiDE research project at Örebro University now enters its next phase, in collaboration with eleven companies and four other...
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X-HiDE welcomes students from Poznan University of Medical Sciences
Every year, X-HiDE welcomes students from Poznan University of Medical Sciences who do placements via ERASMUS+ Student Mobility for Traineeships to gain experience in research.
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“The interdisciplinary approach enables us to learn from each other”
Researchers and representatives from universities in Sweden and abroad, as well as companies in the life sciences industry, gathered for a two-day kick-off event in Örebro as X-HiDE enters its second phase.
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Read about the effects of E-waste on inflammatory and endocrine responses
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Inflammation night at Campus USÖ
Please, join us to talk about inflammation
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Welcome to join us when our PhD student defend their thesis work
Public defence of doctoral thesis: Matthew Herring, Medical Science with a specialisation in Biomedicine. Title of thesis: "To be or not to be – investigating the dynamics of the inflammasome"
