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I want to contribute to research that makes a difference in healthcare

Matilda Larsson is a new member of the MedTechLabs steering group. She works at KTH, where her research focuses on imaging injuries…

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From Volvo to the vagus nerve: Oskar Allerbo is researching how to read the body’s electrical activity

Oskar is a post-doctoral researcher working with MedTechLab researchers Peder Olofsson, KI, and Henrik Hult, KTH, specialising in bioelectronic medicine. We asked…

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“MedTechLabs will Promote the Development of Tomorrow’s Medical Technology”

– Interview with MedTechLabs’ New Chair Andreas Scheutz.

Research

MedTechLabs do Research within several areas of advanced medical technology. Each research area is covered by one or more Research programs.The research may include prevention as well as diagnosis and therapy. Within the Spectral CT and Endovascular techniques program, a Fellowship program is also ongoing.

Research

All projects belong to one of MedTechLabs research programmes or research areas.

Videos

Learn more about some of our groundbreaking projects. The videos are in Swedish with English subtitles.

People

MedTechLabs has over 20 researchers from KTH and KI affiliated to the centre.

18 ‎ MSEK

Turnover in MSEK, 2024

8 ‎ PI’s

Number of PI:s from KTH and KI in our ongoing programs, 2024

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Centre Updates, October 2026

A summary of the latest news on funding, appointments, publications, events, and other updates connected to MedTechLabs in October 2026.

About us

The centre is a long-term investment initiated in 2018 and managed by KTH, Karolinska Institutet and Region Stockholm with the intention of contributing to the development of medical technology from a national and international perspective by needs-motivated, clinically-based research and education.

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Our goal is for MedTechLabs to become a world-leading medical technology research center.

Mats Danielsson

Professor of Medical Imaging Physics at KTH.