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Kajsa Uvdal

Professor, Head of Division

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2024

Zheng Gong, Xue Wang, Haowen Ma, Bing Wei, Xiaojuan Wang, Yingzhong Zhu, Zhang-Jun Hu, Kajsa Uvdal, Zhengjie Liu, Zhongping Zhang (2024) A targetable fluorescent probe for detecting mitochondrial viscosity in live cells by using fluorescence lifetime imaging New Journal of Chemistry Continue to DOI
Shifaa M. Siribbal, Anna Jurewicz, Menna Hassan, Sumiya Iqbal, Zhang-Jun Hu, Kajsa Uvdal, Muhammad S. Hussain, Sanjay Mathur, Shaista Ilyas (2024) Biocompatible Hollow Gadolinium Oxide Nanocarriers for the Transport of Bioactive Molecules to Cells ACS Applied Nano Materials Continue to DOI
Shuai Li, Yaoxuan Li, Shiji Zhang, Haixiao Fang, Ze Huang, Duoteng Zhang, Aixiang Ding, Kajsa Uvdal, Zhang-Jun Hu, Kai Huang, Lin Li (2024) Response strategies and biological applications of organic fluorescent thermometry: cell- and mitochondrion-level detection Analytical Methods Continue to DOI
Olof Eskilsson, Sneha Kollenchery Ramanathan, Anna Du Rietz, Valentina Guerrero Florez, Robert Selegård, Kajsa Uvdal, Emma Björk, Daniel Aili (2024) Self-Assembly of Metal Nanoparticles in Bacterial Cellulose for the Fabrication of Soft Substrate-Supported Catalysts ACS Applied Nano Materials Continue to DOI

2023

Yang Ding, Jingjie Chen, Qiong Wu, Bin Fang, Wenhui Ji, Xin Li, Changmin Yu, Xuchun Wang, Xiamin Cheng, Hai-Dong Yu, Zhang-Jun Hu, Kajsa Uvdal, Peng Li, Lin Li, Wei Huang (2023) Artificial intelligence-assisted point-of-care testing system for ultrafast and quantitative detection of drug-resistant bacteria SMARTMAT Continue to DOI

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Woman, researcher standing by machine in the lab.

Kajsa’s particles seek their targets

Professor Kajsa Uvdal is a physicist who moves between chemistry, biology and medicine. She maintains that materials science is integral to all of these disciplines, and this has opened for collaboration with both the healthcare system and industry.
Kajsa Uvdal and Peter Eriksson.

Creating a new generation of contrast agents

Peter Eriksson has defended a thesis at LiU showing that integrating gadolinium into the crystal structure of cerium oxide creates a contrast agent that is less harmful to the body and also gives better contrast in magnetic resonance imaging, MRI.
Kajsa Uvdal

17.8 million Swedish crowns to Kajsa Uvdal

Kajsa Uvdal has been awarded SEK 17.8 million from the Swedish Research Council for an interdisciplinary research environment combining physics, medicine and image sciences. The objective is to obtain improved treatments for heart disease and cancer.

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