Claudia Fredolini

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Co-Director CPI platform and head of Affinity Proteomics unit

Key Publications
Comparative evaluation of in-depth mass spectrometry and Olink Explore 3072 for plasma proteome profiling
2025
Blood-based biomarkers of Alzheimer’s disease and incident dementia in the community
Nature Medicine, 2025
Multi-molecular phenotyping in a self-sampling population
2025
Proteome profiling of home-sampled dried blood spots reveals proteins of SARS-CoV-2 infections
Communications Medicine, 2024
Precise blood proteome profiling in an undiagnosed population with COVID-19
2021

Claudia Fredolini

Research Interest

Our research interest is on proteins in body fluids, on extracellular vesicles (EVs) and viruses, with a focus on development and application of new methods and devices.  Our unit is equipped with state-of-the art platforms for sensitive, high-throughput and high-multiplex protein quantification enabling biomarkers discovery, validation and translation into clinical routines and laboratory medicine. We collaborate with Swedish and international clinical researchers and engineers conducting epidemiological and population studies and working on optimization and implementation of microsampling strategies and POC devices.

Group Members

Claudia Fredolini, PhD, Head of Unit
Matilda Dale, MSc, lab coordinator
Maryam Sahi, MSc, research engineer
Sarah Andersson, MSc, research engineer
Leila Beshir, MSc, research engineer
Devi Anasava, master student Uppsala University
Lovisa Hedlund, graduated student, KTH

Affiliated/Visiting researchers and students

Annika Bendes, PhD student KTH (co-supervised)
Jonas Julius Rudbæk, PhD student, Aalborg University

Last updated: 2025-01-17

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