Collaboration

We conduct a significant share of our operations in collaboration with the wider community. Our partners are close: at our own Faculty of Pharmacy, at Uppsala University's Faculty of Medicine and the University Hospital, but also far beyond regional and national borders.

Researchers at the Department of Medicinal Chemistry

CURRENT COLLABORATIONS (IN SELECTION)

The Collaboration for Prevention and Treatment of Multi-Drug Resistant Bacterial Infections (COMBINE)

COMBINE is a European collaboration in which eleven partners from academia and the pharmaceutical industry are paving the way for more efficient development of new antibiotics. Anders Karlén, Professor of Computer-Aided Drug Design, coordinates the project in which Uppsala University, among other things, coordinates communication and has a prominent role in designing a preclinical reference model for antibiotic development.

Professor Anders KarlénAnders Karlén, coordinator
Professor, Computer-Aided Drug Design,
anders.karlen@ilk.uu.se, +46 (0)70-167 9177

COMBINE online

European infrastructure for translational medicine (EATRIS)

EATRIS is a European infrastructure for the development of medical therapies and tools. With the Swedish node at our Faculty of Pharmacy, we have direct access to an effective link between industry and academia, as well as a unique network with selcted partners in both Europe and the world.

Ulrika Bäckman, National CoordinatorUlrika Bäckman, National coordinator
Office for Medicine and Pharmacy
ulrika.backman@uadm.uu.se, +46 (0)70-1679474

EATRIS online

ENABLE-2

ENABLE-2 is a platform supporting early stages of development of direct-acting systemic antibacterial compounds, conducted at Swedish academia and SME:s. ENABLE-2 is a national extension of the IMI-project ENABLE with financial support from the Swedish Research Council and Sweden's National Research Program on Antibiotic Resistance. In Uppsala, we contribute with overall management of ENABLE-2, medicinal chemistry, molecular modelling and microbiology.

Professor Anders KarlénAnders Karlén, coordinator
Professor, Computer-Aided Drug Design,
anders.karlen@ilk.uu.se, +46 (0)70-167 9177

ENABLE-2 online

SweDeliver

SweDeliver is a world leading research and competence center in parenteral, oral and pulmonary drug delivery, an area with great potential. SweDeliver is founded on interdisciplinary collaboration between academia and 16 industry partners with financial support from Vinnova. The Faculty of Pharmacy at Uppsala University is the center's academic hub.

Professor Christel BergströmChristel Bergström, Center Director
Professor, Molecular Pharmaceutics
christel.bergstrom@farmaci.uu.se, +46 (0)18-471 4118

SweDeliver online

Last modified: 2022-05-16