For staff at MTC
News, calendar events and operating info for those of you who are employed or affiliated with the Department of Microbiology, Tumor and Cell Biology. You will be continuously updated about what is going on at the university, as well as finding the information and the tools to help you perform day-to-day tasks more efficiently. If you log in with your KI ID, you can find more information based on your organisational affiliation.
News
Extra staff needed at COVID-19 mass testing laboratory
Extra staff needed at COVID-19 mass testing laboratory
Doctoral students and research assistants are now being sought for extra work at the COVID-19 mass testing laboratory. This is for the period January to February 2022, and mainly in Solna.
Information for staff and students regarding COVID-19
Information for staff and students regarding COVID-19
Information for staff and students at Karolinska Institutet. The page is updated when new recommendations and important information are added regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. Staff and students are urged to keep themselves informed daily in order to find out about and act upon the latest recommendations.
Contact MTC Administration
Contact MTC Administration
If you have questions relating to HR, finance, education, communication or administration in general, you are welcome to contact the administrative unit at MTC.
Biomedicum - for staff
Biomedicum - for staff
Welcome to Biomedicum's website for staff. Find out what goes on in the premises and practical information to help you perform day-to-day tasks more efficiently.
For researchers and persons involved in education
Administration and practicalities
Happening at MTC and in Biomedicum
News and operating info for MTC Staff
MTC calendar
MTC at ki.se
MTC at ki.se
Research at the Department of Microbiology, Tumor and Cell Biology (MTC), located at Karolinska Institutet Solna, focuses on immunology, infection biology and cell and tumor biology.
Medicinvetarna #66: How do antibodies work?
Medicinvetarna #66: How do antibodies work?
There has been a significant increase of interest in antibodies since the new corona pandemic. But how does a post COVID-19 infection and the presence of antibodies against the virus really relate? Who gets antibodies, how long do they remain and why are they needed? Professor Gunilla Karlsson Hedestam untangles the knots (podcast in Swedish).