David Seekell, CIRC, receives 2019 Umeå municipality scientific prize for young researchers.
Marcus Klaus studies how forestry greenhouse gas emissions is reduced by buffer strips along streams.
One of 14 organisations in the world to receive the highest rating for their gender equality efforts.
Risk of relapse in childhood leukemia can be predicted which will make tailoring treatment possible.
Yaowen Wu, professor of biochemistry, has been awarded the Göran Gustafsson Prize in molecular biology.
Umeå University climbs to 26th place on the global QS ranking in the category Art & Design.
Being awarded as the healthiest organisation in Västerbotten is no coincidence. The national final now awaits.
Funds from Kamprad Family Foundation for the studie of physical activity and cognitive training of elderly.
Simon Lindgren, Sam Merrill and Mathilda Åkerlund presented at the Nordic Conference on Violent Extremism
New report shows that rising temperatures are exposing people to unacceptably high health risks.
Lindellhallen turns into a fair - the course Social & Environmental Entrepreneurship presents their projects.
Climate change will affect Norway spruce and also bacteria and fungi that live in symbiosis with the tree.
New study on social media use in the aftermath of terror attacks.
On 28-30 November, USBE is represented at the SACO student fair in Stockholm.
On Saturday 15 December, Nobel laureate Denis Mukwege will hold a special lecture in Aula Nordica.
The next conference will be arranged by USBE in Umeå in 2020.
Kevin Vikström shows that a decrease in nutrient salts, and growth, does not reduce oxygen consumption.
Chunli Yan is designing systems to how clinical decision support systems can be developed.
Amardeep Mehta developed methods to optimally allocate resources to "Mobile Edge Clouds".
Annelie Lagesson shows that small bottom-dwelling organisms are the largest recipients of drug residues.
Martina Kulén develops new types of antibiotics that do not kill bacteria, but only disarm them.
