Science article - January 7, 2026
To the bones of the matter: Nordics at the frontier of organ and tissue repair
Through bioprinting pioneers and stem cell innovators, Nordic researchers are redefining how organs and tissues can be repaired and regenerated.
Careers article - December 15, 2025
390 million reasons to believe: Michaela Gertz on financing innovation in women’s health
With SEK 390 million in fresh funding and a Phase II trial in endometriosis underway, Gesynta Pharma’s CFO Michaela Gertz is navigating the financial complexities of a VC-backed biotech with precision and purpose.
Nobel Prize 2025 - November 25, 2025
Dr. Sakaguchi’s quest to understand immune tolerance
With a family legacy in medicine dating back to the Shogun era, the Japanese immunologist Dr. Shimon Sakaguchi has dedicated his career to the science. A 30-year-old pivotal discovery led him to this year’s Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for research in peripheral immune tolerance.
Profiles in Business - November 9, 2025
Kristofer Klerfalk: Building stamina to walk the startup miles
Life science entrepreneur, investor, and baritone tenor Kristofer Klerfalk is a man with many hats and a vision for a pan-Nordic life science ecosystem.
Sweden - October 1, 2025
Western Sweden’s tight-knit life science cluster
Gothenburg, the beating heart of Sweden’s western life science cluster, is home to some 600 life science companies and 10,000 employees in the industry. The cluster prides itself on strong ties between academia, industry, and healthcare.
Science article - June 4, 2025
The science of aging better
All over the world, countries are experiencing a demographic shift towards aging populations. The field of aging research seeks to answer the question of how we can age healthier, and not just live longer.
