A major expansion of expertise in data-driven life sciences – the DDLS program expanded to SEK 3.55 billion
SEK 590 million for Alpha Cell – initiative extended through 2033
Current calls
Democratizing the use of AI
AI models such as Chat GPT, Claude and Gemini require enormous resources to be trained and to operate. Wallenberg Scholar Dejan Kostic thinks it is a democracy problem that only the largest businesses can afford to develop the models. The solution may be an entirely new AI platform.
Organic nanocrystals transforming sunlight into storable energy
Wallenberg Academy Fellow, Haining Tian aims to understand how light can drive chemical reactions in the same way as in nature, but using artificial materials.
Researching the power of light to revolutionize computers and energy use
Wallenberg Academy Fellow Nicolò Maccaferri is investigating how light can be used to understand and manipulate matter at an extremely detailed level. His work could lead to computers powered by light instead of electricity.
New methods to map the progression of MS
Wallenberg Scholar Gonçalo Castelo-Branco is seeking to discover what happens in the brain during the progression of multiple sclerosis (MS). His findings may lead to new ways of diagnosing and treating the disease earlier than is currently possible.
