Emmanuelle Charpentier has been awarded the 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
The financial support is included in a national investment into Life Science.
Reindeer herders are forced to support feeding when weather and little food make it difficult for reindeer.
Researchers discuss how digital crime can be combated by digital forensics and artificial intelligence.
Maria Myrstener shows that this has the potential to decrease primary productivity of these ecosystems.
Ele Carpenter will be overall responsible to develop, lead and coordinate the university’s art activities.
Madelen Bodin's project will contribute to young people's education and create interest in science.
Johanna Björklund and Simon Lindgren investigate how digital communication and political bots affect society.
Professor André M de Roos, University of Amsterdam, has been appointed the professorship 2021–22.
Manya Sundström and Mattias Marklund have published a poem with photographs in “Mathematical Intelligencer”.
This has been shown by researchers in a new study published in “Environmental Research Letters”.
Focus at the workshop was research collaboration and boundaries between academia and the business community.
Linus Hägg studied filters to prevent the appearance of small details in computer-based design optimization.
The research focuses on accurate data of highly excited energy levels of important molecules in astrophysics.
The project engaged 40 highly dedicated master's students to making a difference for the displaced people.
The evergreen Christmas tree is our economically most important plant and continuously researched.
A short-cut in the photosynthesis apparatus means that pine needles can survive the winter.