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Schiphol
Highways
Sloterplas 1
Sloterplas 2
Harbor area 1
Harbor area 2
Northsea channel
IJselmeer
Waddeneilanden
Dunes
Rural area
Swedish highway
Fall lake
Approaching Arlanda
Klara Kyrka
Central station
Riksgatan
Riksdags huset
Sunset
View on Vasabron
Gamla stan
Chapman youth hostel
Skeppsholmen
Grand Hotel
Obilisk
Kungsliga Slottet
Last sunrays
Royal Guard
On post
View on stadshuset
Wilbert at Vasabron
Fall
Gamla stan by night
Riddar huset 1
Riddar huset 2
Breakfast
Våsterlanggatan
Church
View on Munkbroleden
From Katarina Hissen
Downtown
View on Strömmen
NR Meeting
From Oktober 9 to 11 Wilbert and I (Alex) visited the Nuclear Receptor meeting in Stockholm, Sweden, organized by Jan Åke Gustafsson. Here you will find a selection of the pictures we took...
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Jan Åke Gustafsson
The group of prof. Gustafsson works focusses on nuclear receptors and works at Novum research center south of Stockholm. His group has published many reknowned papers on nuclear receptors, and is perhaps most known for the discovery of a second estrogen receptor in 1995. Today his work continues on this estrogen receptor beta, but also on other components of nuclear receptor signalling.
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Stockholm
The capital of Sweden, Stockholm, is home to about 750.000 inhabitants. The city originates from the mid-13th century is build on 14 islands. Every year, Stockholm is the stage for the Nobel prize award ceremony in the characteristic city hall, or "stad huset".
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Gamla Stan
The history center of Stockholm is known as "Gamla stan", or old city. Wandering around the old buildings one feels 300 years back in time. The island harbors among others the beautiful royal palace.