Department of Biomedical Science

Department of
Biomedical Science

The department is active in the delta formed by the outpouring of knowledge from the fields of biology, chemistry, medicine and physics. The aim of the interdisciplinary education and research carried out here is to broaden our knowledge base and to convert knowledge into applications. In the midst of this interaction between the acquisition and application of knowledge are our students, who take up placements at clinics, hospital laboratories and companies.

Latest news at Biomedicine

News

Published: 17 December 2019

Infection sensors in wound dressings may become a reality

News

Published: 24 October 2019

Inclusive Biofilms workshop celebrates patient-focussed researcher

News

Published: 31 July 2019

Research on biobarriers to receive millions in funding

Our programmes and courses

Research and doctoral courses at Biomedical Science

At the Department of Biomedical Science, research is conducted primarily within biomedical technology and cellular and molecular biology, specialising in immunology and strongly featuring artificial and biological interfaces. Most of the research at the Faculty of Health and Society is interdisciplinary, which opens opportunities for exciting fields of research beyond the subject divisions that have traditionally existed between medicine and social sciences.

Projects and publications

Latest research at the Department of Biomedical Science.

Biofilms – Research Center for Biointerfaces

Biofilms Research Centre for Biointerfaces is a research centre within material sciences and life science. Here, the multidisciplinary is developed into the transdisciplinary, with contributions from the latest findings in biology/medicine, chemistry, physics and mathematics.

Biofilms Research Center for Biointerfaces

Our researchers

Contact the institution's researchers with your questions and proposals for collaboration.

Contact researchers

Collaborate with us

Our researchers are continually challenging the ingrained preconceptions of research being curtailed by national and regional borders, by borders between scientific disciplines, between pure and applied research and between academia and the world of trade and industry. Collaboration with us can take many forms, linked both to our research and the education we offer.

Contract courses

We can offer continuing professional development for your staff in the form of courses tailored to meet your wants and needs. You will benefit from access to the latest research and to the disciplinary range offered by the University.

Contact Mikael Matteson for more information about our contract courses

Current students

Student Web

If you are already studying at the Department of Biomedical Science, you can find practical information about studying at Malmö University on the Student Web. Information regarding your programme or course is available through Canvas, the University's virtual learning environment, which you can also access via the Student Web.

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