2012-01-02 10:25 Internet service improves care for newborns and the chronically ill. Using a new Internet service, Care@Distance, developed and tested at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, patients may stay at home and receive better monitoring by and dialogue with health care professionals.

2011-12-19 13:40 "Five Clusters" is a collaboration between Chalmers University of Technology, The City of Gothenburg, University of Gothenburg, Region Västra Götaland and West Sweden Chamber of Commerce and describes five strong clusters in West Sweden that have been identified jointly by leading representatives from the academia and the public and private sector. Life Science in one of the clusters.

2010-05-03 09:33 Jens Nielsen, professor of quantitative systems biology and director of the Chalmers University of Technology´s Life Science faculty in Göteborg, Sweden, has been elected to the National Academy of Engineering in the field of chemistry and biotechnology. Election to the National Academy of Engineering is among the highest professional distinctions accorded to an engineer.

2010-04-21 10:59 The fields of biomaterials and regenerative medicine are some of the life science cluster GöteborgBIO ’s major strengths. The region possesses many innovative and interesting companies as well as the climate necessary to support and promote them. Arterion is one of these companies, combining a revolutionizing technology with a smart business strategy.

2010-03-24 15:55 Denator and Lumina Adhesive, two Göteborg-based companies within the biomedical field, have been chosen two of the most promising technology based companies in Sweden. Denator provides products that stabilize biological samples in order to enhance the quality and value of analytical results. Lumina Adhesives commercializes a new and unique technology platform of switchable adhesives.

2010-02-23 11:30 On February 1, Anne-Marie Hermansson took up her post as Vice President in charge of Chalmers´areas of advance. As Vice President, she aims to implement the intentions that Chalmers has for its areas of advance. These intentions encompass responsibility for subject-overriding integration of research, education and innovation at Chalmers.

2010-01-25 12:21 As the first group in the world, researchers from Chalmers will build up body parts using nanocellulose and the body's own cells. Funding will be from the European network for nanomedicine, EuroNanoMed.

2009-12-31 12:28 On January 1, 2010, Hans-Olov Olsson will take up his new position as chairman of the board of Chalmers. Hans-Olov Olsson succeeds Sven Eckerstein.

2009-12-16 13:39 Cellulose produced by bacteria can in future be used to make blood vessels. The use of cellulose reduces the risk of blood clots compared with the synthetic materials currently used in bypass operations. These are the findings of a dissertation undertaken at the Sahlgrenska Academy.

2009-12-16 11:23 Polysaccharides may be a significant building-block for future biomaterials. The forestry and chemical industries are beginning to approach one another.