KI at ESOF - Johanna Diehl, International coordinator Department of Research and Doctoral Education

That evolution has made the human brain slower and how Swedish research can contribute to probable future nerve cell transplants -- these are two of several topics that the Swedish medical university, Karolinska Institutet, presented at this year's Euroscience Open Forum (ESOF) in Torino.
Researchers and staff from Karolinska Institutet are contributing to Europe's largest cross-disciplinary gathering place with news of everything from neuroscience to bioentrepreneurship.
The workshop "Redefining the research university -- collaborating over and beyond the walls of tradition" has been organised on the initiative of Karolinska Institutet's Development Council and President as part of the university's bicentennial celebration. Johanna Diehl is on the organising committee.