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John Löfblom is a Professor at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, specializing in protein engineering and technology development. His research focuses on directed evolution methods, enabling the creation of new artificial proteins with specific functions. Löfblom's work highlights the importance of proteins, which exhibit a vast diversity of structures, properties, and functions, playing a key role in biological processes and applications across various fields including enzyme development and drug discovery. His current research involves engineering artificial ligands targeting angiogenesis, tissue engineering, and developing protein-based drugs for cancer and neurodegenerative diseases. Löfblom is actively seeking talented students for Master's Thesis projects in his group. He also teaches courses related to biomolecule analysis and combinatorial protein engineering, serving as course responsible and examiner for multiple higher seminars and projects in biotechnology.
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