The Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences (IVA) annually presents a list of 100 research projects in Sweden that are considered to have the potential to be commercially developed or benefit society in other ways. This year, Emma Hammarlund’s project studying the isotopic fingerprint in hair during cancer was one of five projects at the Medical Faculty at Lund University to be chosen for the list. Congratulations!
You can read more about this at the IVA website or at the Medical Faculty website (both are in Swedish).
