Best Poster Prize to Louise Sternbaeck

October 11, 2018
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PHI’s Industrial Doctoral Student Louise Stenbaeck received a prize from Danish Cancer Society for her poster “Holographic microscopy: Macrophage-uptake of SA-MIPs”.

Louise’s poster showed something new within cancer research on cell level. Her research within cell proliferation shows that morphological parameters and treatment with the plastic nanoparticles MIP:s (molecularly imprinted polymers) increased the values for cell area, optical volume, and optical thickness.

The combination between technical advances and patient benefits motivated the prize as winner of the poster session. Congratulations Louise!

 

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