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How do you really know if your date is interested in you? Daniel Lindh's research on attraction was awarded.

The period of ice-cover and subsequent ice-melt is important for understanding CO2 emission from arctic lakes.

At the turn of the month, Arctic health researchers are gathering in Nuuk, Greenland.

Niobium can be used to design electrochemical energy storage materials, Mark Rambaran's thesis shows.

Nicholas Torretta draws inspiration from Capoeira to shine a light on power structures in design thinking.

Research aimed at better understanding of future pandemics.

A new study uncovers a new mechanism for how plants protect themselves from strong illumination.

Getting intelligent computer programmes to recognize and express intentions is complex, new thesis shows.

Read more about the existence of ancient lakes in Sahara dated between around 10.000 and 5.000 years ago.

Today, little is known about the impact of fermentation on human health.

New study shows inactivation of a particular protein complex gives shortage of essential neurotransmitters.

The Arctic Graduate School is up and running after a kick-off day at the start of the Autumn semester.

Students from all over the world are looking forward to their new experience in Umeå.

During Ukraine's Independence Day, the flag is raised on Campus Umeå.

Nordic algae are studied by Umeå University researchers within the project MicroBioRefine.