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Customised support for research impact
Research funders expect the research they fund to make a difference or benefit society. As a researcher at Malmö University, you receive tailored support to help you utilise your research-based knowledge based on the needs and conditions of your project.
Societal Impact Lab at Malmö University
Societal Impact Lab is an idea development lab for researchers at Malmö University. The lab aims to promote researchers’ work with utilisation, aiming for their research results to be implemented and disseminated in society for sustainable long-term societal benefit.
STORMATHON
Stormathon is a learning activity that allows students to develop, test, reflect upon, and acquire skills related to collaboration, problem-solving, and co-creative processes. The activity challenges students to work together to tackle a common challenge and push the boundaries of what they believe is possible.
Stormathon is a creative learning activity that faculty members can seamlessly integrate into their courses or programs.
Society-focussed research projects on IVA’s 100-list 2024
Two researchers at Malmö University – Arezoo Sarkheyli-Hägele and Caroline Wigren-Kristoferson – have been honoured with a place on the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences 100 list for 2024. The list highlights contemporary research and aims to make it easier for researchers and the private sector to create innovation and business opportunities together.
The new CEO of Mau Holding announced
The first employee of Mau Holdings has been appointed. Aron Podavka will be the new CEO of Malmö University’s holding company, taking up the role in the new year. Aron sees his new role as an opportunity to contribute to an ecosystem where research and entrepreneurship can meet and grow together.
Cancer also affects family members – prompting a new model for tailored support
A cancer diagnosis is hard for the person affected, but family members also need to be considered and supported. In a new thesis, Maria Samuelsson has developed a model for how relatives of patients with colorectal cancer can be helped with the trauma.
Mau Holding invests in a company developing rapid diagnosis of skin diseases
Malmö University is investing in medical device patches set to be used in the diagnosis of inflammatory skin diseases and, potentially, in the future, skin cancer. Sensach AB is developing it and is being tested for contact allergies in a hospital environment.
LEAPFROGS MALMÖ
Leapfrogs Malmö is a 40,000 SEK scholarship that gives students resources to test their ideas.
The scholarship allows recipients to dedicate their full-time efforts from June to August to testing and developing their societal-benefitting concepts. Beyond financial support, participants receive coaching, idea development workshops, and a valuable network of fellow students.
New lab to meet societal challenges through research
Malmö University will establish a Societal Impact Lab in partnership with Swedbank’s Owner Foundation Skåne. The lab, which is a one-year idea development programme, has the objective of harnessing the University’s research for sustainable long-term societal benefit to tackle societal challenges.
Closer to reusable pregnancy tests
The first business Malmö University’s holding company invested in, the life science company Pharmista Technologies AB, has received four million Danish kroner to be able to produce a prototype of a pregnancy test that will be able to be used multiple times.