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Bernt Eric Uhlin is honored for his extraordinary commitment to creating an excellent research environment.

Daniel Metcalfe tries to understand the impacts of climate change on the unique biodiversity of cloud forests.

With optical tweezers, Magnus Andersson can measure the forces that act when a bacterium attaches.

Accurate measuring is crucial when for example dosing medicines and handling dangerous gases.

The great interest highlights the need for meeting platforms focusing specifically on postdocs and PhDs.

Umeå Institute of Design (UID) has once again clinched top position on the prestigious Red Dot Ranking.

Congratulated his colleagues after the announcement: "I was sure this time would come."

Receives the prestigious ERC Advanced Grant for his research on the technology behind a flexible light source.

New chemical knowledge contributes to the fight against global warming and pollution.

Pine cones can be a cheap raw material for supercapacitors, according to a new thesis.

Semi-domesticated reindeer avoid winter habitats with exotic lodgepole pine.

The cell's recycling - autophagy - is not only about cleaning up, but also repairing membranes in the cell.

Slag as a raw material provides more environmentally friendly cement – but how is the quality effected?

MIMS and UCMR highlighted infection research in the form of a joint scientific symposium.

Long term study shows 42 percent decline of pendent lichen in national park.