Emmanuelle Charpentier has been awarded the 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
The financial support is included in a national investment into Life Science.
Umeå researchers show that carbon emissions from rivers and lakes exceed coal exports to the Arctic Ocean.
A study by CIRC in Nature Communications shows that CO2-emissions from Western Siberia lakes are high.
The leaking substances that Sofie Björklund studied, PFAS, are very stable and do not break down in nature.
Nils Skoglund starts to see the light at the end of the tunnel and a more stable life as a researcher.
For his efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and armed conflict.
Professor John Anderson and designer Anne Asensio are honorary doctors at Faculty of Science and Technology.
New thesis studies how energy efficiency and environmental regulation affect the Swedish industrial sector.
New project searches for policies that will reduce emissions without harming the economy.
Collaboration between researchers in Life science and in AI and machine learning can lead to progress.
Umeå University’s Industrial Doctoral School (IDS) is celebrating its first decade of successful activities.
Anurag Kawde shows that mimicking the leaf to harvest solar energy is possible in a cost effective way.
All planned spring semester Industrial Doctoral School activities are cancelled due to the coronavirus.
Research reveales how regulate muscle relaxation protein undergoes structural change in a critical phase.
Dr Ellen Bushell and Professor Oliver Billker are prominent malaria researchers with exciting goals in mind.
The grass is always greener... or is it?