Researchers Kelley Swanberg, Ph.D. and Yasaman Ghiasi, M.D. awarded 200 000 SEK from Segerfalks Stiftelse
Congratulations to Lundgaard Laboratory Postdoctoral Fellow and primary applicant Dr. Kelley M. Swanberg with co-applicant Dr. Yasaman Ghiasi for their recent grant of 200 000 SEK by Thorsten och Elsa Segerfalks Stiftelse för främjande av medicinsk vetenskaplig forskning och utbildning to identify the relationships among in vivo measures of tissue-level homeostasis, as well as their cellular […]
Doctoral Candidate Marios Kritsilis, M.D. Featured on the Official BRAIN Podcast
Dr. Marios Kritsilis, together with Professor Iben Lundgaard, have been featured on the BRAIN podcast, the official podcast of the journal Brain, to discuss their recent work ‘Loss of glymphatic homeostasis in heart failure‘, published in Brain 148(3). In this paper, also highlighted in the journal with a special commentary by Professor Ian F. Harrison […]
Lundgaard Laboratory Presents Scientific Art Pieces in Wallenberg Centre for Molecular Medicine’s Fusion 2025
Several members of the Lundgaard Laboratory have had their pieces of scientific art exhibited at Fusion 2025: Where Science Meets Art, hosted by the Wallenberg Centre for Molecular Medicine (WCMM). These diverse pieces represent a range of modalities and applications, from light-sheet and scanning electron microscopy through immunohistochemistry and multi-species in vivo proton magnetic resonance […]
MD-PhD student Tekla Kylkilahti graduates from medical school
The Lundgaard Lab had a reason to celebrate when Dr. Tekla Kylkilahti completed her medical degree on 17 January 2024. Tekla has been part of the group since 2019, with her research focusing on clinical magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) dynamics. Since 2020, she has combined her medical training with PhD studies. […]
Postdoctor Kelley Swanberg, Ph.D. awarded 350 000 SEK from Stiftelsen Thelma Zoegas fond för medicinsk forskning
Congratulations to Lundgaard Laboratory Postdoctoral Fellow and primary applicant Dr. Kelley M. Swanberg with Postdoctoral Fellow and project member Dr. Jari Jukkola for their recent grant of 350 000 SEK by Stiftelsen Thelma Zoégas fond för medicinsk forskning to validate a new method for noninvasively observing glymphatic solute clearance in the brain with “Ett icke-invasivt […]
Lundgaard Laboratory Presents Cutting-Edge Methods at Oslo Brain Fluid Symposium 2024
Members of the Lundgaard Laboratory recently presented talks regarding some of their cutting-edge methods and results at the Oslo Brain Fluid Symposium 2024. Dr. Iben Lundgaard provided an overview of the laboratory’s multimodal, multi-species work investigating routes of tracer efflux in rodents, pigs and humans to high spatial and temporal resolution, while Dr. Jari Jukkola […]
Postdoctor Kelley Swanberg, Ph.D. Presents In Vivo 1H MRS Work at Swedish National 7T Facility Annual User Meeting
Lundgaard Laboratory Postdoctoral Fellow Dr. Kelley Swanberg recently gave a talk at the Swedish National 7 T Facility annual user meeting on 19 November 2024 on the first preclinical findings, and proposed pathways to clinical translation, of their work with Dr. Jari Jukkola investigating the utility of in vivo proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy (1H MRS) […]
Postdoctor Kelley Swanberg, Ph.D. awarded 150 000 SEK from Tore Nilsons Stiftelse för Medicinsk Forskning
Congratulations to Lundgaard Laboratory Postdoctoral Fellow and primary applicant Dr. Kelley M. Swanberg with Postdoctoral Fellow and project member Dr. Jari Jukkola for their recent grant of 150 000 SEK by Tore Nilsons Stiftelse för Medicinsk Forskning for expanding on original research entitled “Ett icke-invasivt mätbart metaboliskt tecken på glymfatisk aktivitet i hjärnan.” This project […]
Researcher Oksana Tymoshchuk, M.D., Ph.D. Presents Work to the Parkinson Research Foundation in Stockholm
On November 7, 2023, Oksana Tymoshchuk, M.D., Ph.D. presented her work with Dr. Roberta Battistella and colleagues, “The Role of Glymphatic Clearance in Parkinson’s Disease” at the Parkinson Research Foundation‘s scientific seminar in Stockholm. The purpose of the seminar was to briefly present, in a popular science format, current research findings on Parkinson’s disease and […]