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High-throughput phase elucidation using SerialRED: new opportunities for rapid materials development

Researchers at Stockholm University and Sinopec Shanghai Research Institute of Petrochemical Technology have demonstrated the high-throughput phase elucidation of highly complex polycrystalline zeolite materials using the automated serial rotation electron diffraction (SerialRED) method. Using SerialRED, five zeolite phases have been identified from a highly complex synthesized mixture.

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"PRISMAS has a unique collaborative and multicomponent environment and connects fundamental science

A new intersectoral and interdisciplinary project between nine Swedish Universities and MAX IV – a Ph.D. programme called PRISMAS – launches in January 2023. The program is dedicated to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and Horizon Europe's essential research and innovation areas. The project will create a connected network of next-generation X-ray experts, enabling various stakeholders to take full advantage of world-leading synchrotron facilities such as MAX IV, while tackling current societal challenges in the same breath.

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While researching dolphins, SU researchers discover possible new method to improve pharmaceuticals

In the human body, crystals – made of things such as calcium or urea – form masses that can cause pain and serious health conditions, such as gout. Researchers from the Xiaodong Zou group reported a new method to control the growth of ammonium urate crystals - the substance known to cause kidney stones in dolphins.

While researching dolphins, SU researchers discover possible new method to improve pharmaceuticals - Read the full article
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February

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Application fee or document fee exempt status deadline– First admission round autumn 2023

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The application fee is paid directly to University Admissions in Sweden in order to have the application processed.

Application fee or document fee exempt status deadline– First admission round autumn 2023

The application fee is paid directly to University Admissions in Sweden in order to have the application processed.

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Supporting documentation deadline – First admission round autumn 2023

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Submit documentation at www.universityadmission.se to prove your eligibility for the course or programme you have applied to in the autumn semester.

Supporting documentation deadline – First admission round autumn 2023

Submit documentation at www.universityadmission.se to prove your eligibility for the course or programme you have applied to in the autumn semester.

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MACAL

MACAL, Materials Analysis Center at Arrhenius Laboratory.

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SUCCeSS

SUCCeSS is a new center and virtual meeting place for broad interdisciplinary research on circular and sustainable systems, collaboration with industries and policymakers.

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CEM4MAT

Centre for Electron Microscopy for Materials Science. In partnership with Stockholm Unversity, KTH, Uppsala University and Swerim

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Stockholm Material Hub

Supported by the EU Regional Development Fund. In partnership with Stockholm Trio: KTH, Karolinska Institutet and Stockholm University

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