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Welcome to newcomers!

 January 19, 2016 |  admin |  Group activities |  

144917157734525We are very happy to welcome three newcomers to the group.

  • Sujit Kootala, postdoctoral researcher. Freshly out of Uppsala University where he defended his thesis about hyaluronic acid-based hydrogels and their use for bone regeneration.
  • Victoria Linderberg. Master student in the School of Biotechnology, KTH. She will join use for about 5 months for her master project.
  • Xueying Zhong . Master student in the School of Technology and Health. She will also join for 5 months for the final couse of her master program.

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