Roger Olsson
@OlssonRoger
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Professor of Chemical Biology & Therapeutics, organic bioelectronic neuropharmacology using zebrafish and grasshoppers
Lund University, Sweden
Joined January 2012
RT @FredrikEk3: Happy to share our new publication in @WileyGlobal Advanced Science where we for the first time demonstrate spatial contro…
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We are excited to announce a new publication from our team: In Vivo Photopolymerization of Conductive Structures. This work represents a great team effort, with special recognition to @FredrikEk3 bringing it all togethe @MultiparkL
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RT @mpjonsson: We are hiring a postdoc to join our research on dynamically tuneable metasurfaces. Relevant skills and interests include na…
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RT @FoFramsteg: Vid akut oregelbunden hjärtrytm krävs snabb hjälp. Men en hjärtstartare finns inte alltid till hands. Nu har svenska forska…
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RT @DocKlahn: Save the date for a #SpotlightOnSynthesisAndChemicalBiology double lecture at @OMC_GU @Naturvetenskap @goteborgsuni with Jan…
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We are excited that our work on "an injectable cardiac stimulator" is out, with the PhD student, Umut Aydemir @umz25468433. We are really happy that the Novo Nordisk Foundation @novonordiskfond support this ongoing project. @MultiparkL
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We are looking for a researcher in organic chemistry to work on the synthesis of self-organizing injectable organic bioelectronics, with applications in cancer and neurodegenerative diseases.
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Thanks, it was a great meeting
My dear colleague @OlssonRoger presenting futuristic research already today! Injecting self assembling polymer electrodes into the heart to develop war zone peacemakers…. Amazing and super entertaining talk! @lunduniversity @goteborgsuni @OMC_GU @Naturvetenskap
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RT @DocKlahn: @JOC_OL @Xing_Group_NTU @JOC_OL The concept and design principle of the probes used in this work looks exceptionally close to…
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We are looking for a PostDoc (2 years) in organic chemistry with focus on self-organizing bioelectronics, please help out and retweet
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Zebrafish as a model made into the world of physics, happy to have participate in one of these studies
Physics World reveals its top 10 Breakthroughs of the Year for 2023. Click on the icon to find out who is on our list.
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RT @PhysicsWorld: Physics World reveals its top 10 Breakthroughs of the Year for 2023. Click on the icon to find out who is on our list. ht…
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RT @DocKlahn: Nice to see our work on aminoratjadone derived, non-covalent CRM1 inhibitors published in J. Med. Chem.! Congrats to the team…
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RT @NatureComms: .@OlssonRoger and colleagues demonstrate minimally invasive implantation of bioresorbable electrodes in the brain that…
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In green, you can see regions in a zebrafish brain starting to fire action potentials (calcium imaging) when the implanted self assembled polymer electrode relays external stimuli.
I’m happy to share our latest publication @NatureComms focusing on in situ assembly of temporary organic bioelectronics for nonchronic treatments using a minimally invasive implantation method and bioresorbable materials.
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I’m happy to share our latest publication @NatureComms focusing on in situ assembly of temporary organic bioelectronics for nonchronic treatments using a minimally invasive implantation method and bioresorbable materials.
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RT @OlssonRoger: Finally, it takes time to move into a new field, from drug induced zebrafish behavior to conductive biomaterials, next is…
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RT @inspirethemind_: In her latest #BehindtheScience column, @SofiQuaglia takes us #behindthescenes, in conversation with leading scientist…
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As a follow-up to the Methods Matter paper, we have published a preprint, where we in situ assemble a bioresorbable injectable electrode in the brain. and electrofunctionalize trimers on PEDOT-S (A5) to change the volume properties
Finally, it takes time to move into a new field, from drug induced zebrafish behavior to conductive biomaterials, next is to test these materials in zebrafish, that is when you realize how tiny zebrafish brains are.☺️ @ChemMater @MultiparkL @NanoLund
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