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Two KAW-funded research projects involve Myfab

The Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation is awarding SEK 900 million to 30 outstanding research projects across Sweden. Two of the funded projects involve  Myfab.

Project: Nanoscale control of altermagnetism
Grant awarded: SEK 34,000,000 over five years
Principal investigator: Professor Kimberly Dick Thelander, Lund University

Project: MUSIC – Mapping and Understanding Spatio-temporal adaptation In Cancer
Grant awarded: SEK 27,000,000 over five years
Principal investigator: Professor Maria Tenje, Uppsala University

From 2011, when Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation introduced the project grant program, through 2026, 334 projects have been awarded a total of SEK 9.2 billion. Grants are awarded for basic research in medicine, the natural sciences, and engineering to projects considered capable of leading to future scientific breakthroughs.

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