Emmanuelle Charpentier has been awarded the 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
The financial support is included in a national investment into Life Science.
Highly antibiotic-resistant bacteria become more susceptible when transport to the cell wall is disrupted.
Leading researchers gather in Umeå for a Nobel Symposium on microproteins, tiny proteins with important roles.
Researchers present three perspectives intended to strengthen the link between science and local needs.
Nicolò Maccaferri, Aleksandra Foltynowicz and Katarina Wulff get doctoral student funding via EU programme.
New AI methods take into account the structures in medical images and provide more reliable results.
Who has not dreamed of an invisibility cloak? The potential of metamaterials inspires researchers worldwide.
By disrupting the genetic instructions that produce c-Myc, researchers can slow the growth of cancer cells.
Ice is not a passive freezer, it affects iron minerals in a warmer climate with frequent freeze-thaw-cycles.
In an interdisciplinary project, George Westmeijer is building an image library of microbes in the Baltic Sea.
Recognized for her efforts to promote women in a male-dominated field.
The Swedish Government launched A new quantum technology strategy and visited Umeå University.
Large-scale mapping reveals the hidden interactions that shape gut microbial life.
Vaccine accessibility, cost, and employer support may be just as important as knowledge of the disease.
Researchers will investigate how climate education can be designed to drive greater change.
Seven research projects at Umeå University will receive a total of SEK 9 million in funding.