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The Wallenberg Foundations support 32 Ukrainian researchers at Swedish universities
Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation, Marianne and Marcus Wallenberg Foundation and Marcus and Amalia Wallenberg Foundation have awarded grants that make it possible to employ 32 Ukrainian researchers for one year at Swedish universities.
Robots improving world-famous uterus transplant method
2014 saw the birth of the first child by a woman with a transplanted womb (uterus). Mats Brännström performed the transplant. He is now developing the technique. as a Wallenberg Clinical Scholar. Of all women in childbearing age, approximately 1 in 500 are unable to conceive due to problems in the uterus.
Meet Lolita and Maria, two, women who had children after a uterine transplant by Mats Brännström. Mats talks also about the research behind it and how the transplant is performed.
