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The Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research awards a 5-year grant to the group

 February 23, 2017 |  admin |  Grants |  
Exciting news! The Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research (SSF), through its future research leader grant program has awarded a 5-year, 12 M sek (1.27 M€) grant to Thomas Crouzier. This will allow us to explore the potential of mucin as a building block for new functionalbiomaterials as well as develop new mucus engineering strategies to repair dysfunctional mucus. See the press release for more information (in Swedish).

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New mucus engineering publication from the group.

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