Emmanuelle Charpentier has been awarded the 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
The financial support is included in a national investment into Life Science.
New research adds to the understanding of the long-term consequences of parental division of paid labor.
Researchers from Umeå University, SLU and Algeria have found bacteria in previously unexplored caves.
When permafrost melts greenhouse gas emission from arctic lakes increase, as quantified in a new study.
Andriy Rebryk has developed a method for non-target screening for potentially harmful substances.
The right tools are key to ensure investment decisions that reduce global emissions, new thesis shows.
New thesis shows how cells regulate their protein level and adjust to the environment outside their organism.
The Excellence by Choice Postdoc programme is managed by UCMR and UPSC with Emmanuelle Charpentier as patron.
The period of ice-cover and subsequent ice-melt is important for understanding CO2 emission from arctic lakes.
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.
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.
Today, little is known about the impact of fermentation on human health.
Her exciting research is interdisciplinary, covering planetary science, astrobiology, and inorganic chemistry.
Nordic algae are studied by Umeå University researchers within the project MicroBioRefine.