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Nordea awards research on cloud technology delivering reliable solutions for critical societal functions.

As permafrost thaws, rivers may absorb carbon dioxide by increased rock weathering, a study in Nature shows.

DNA methods add powerful insight to marine monitoring, but need to be combined with established approaches.

Combinations of beneficial soil bacteria could become a valuable tool for potato growers in the future.

New effect-based electricity network tariffs may hit some households harder.

His projects combines architecture, research and civic engagement.

New book reveals how AI models’ decisions can be made understandable.

A new framework is transforming the way we work with data.

Materials from biomass like coffee pulp, wood and sugarcane residues can remove contaminants from wastewater.

Growing interest in climate-smart food production – facility planned at Dåva.

Hair lichens are important in coniferous forest ecosystems and are favoured by continous cover forestry.

Most people think of ice as frozen and lifeless, but research at Umeå University shows the opposite.

The UID26 degree show exhibits design across healthcare, mobility, sustainability, and everyday life.

A new study in Nature measures how much published results depend on the person analyzing the data.

Researchers at Umeå University among others have developed a new class of compunds with antibacterial effect.