Robin Rydbergh

Doctoral Student at Molecular Bioscience
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Showing 3 publications

2025

Chemical profiling of surviving cancer cells using ToF-SIMS and MCR analysis discriminates cell components

Auraya Manaprasertsak, Robin Rydbergh, Qicheng Wu et al
Analytical Methods. Vol. 17 (10), p. 2263-2272
Journal article
2025

ToF-SIMS analyses of brake wear particles in human epithelial Caco-2 cells

Robin Rydbergh, Lisa-Marie Witte, Jonas Sjöblom et al
Journal of Aerosol Science. Vol. 186
Journal article
2025

Pollution and subcellular effects  – the connection to non-communicable diseases

Jonas Sjöblom, Nathalie Scheers, Lisa-Marie Witte et al
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2025–2029

New strategies for breaking intrinsic antibiotic resistance of mycobacteria

Michaela Wenzel Chemical Biology
Leo Andrekson Molecular Bioscience
Robin Rydbergh Molecular Bioscience
Rocio Mercado Data Science and AI 1
Swedish Research Council (VR)

2020–2022

Nya strategier för att bryta inneboende antibiotikaresistens

Michaela Wenzel Chemical Biology
Jonatan Norborg Chemical Biology
Robin Rydbergh Molecular Bioscience
Leo Andrekson Molecular Bioscience
Kristina Stenborgs Stiftelse
Eva and Oscar Ahréns Foundation
Petrus och Augusta Hedlund stiftelse
Stiftelsen Clas Groschinskys Minnesfond

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