Green transition
Image: Johnér bildbyrå AB/Lisa Wikstrand
Image: Johnér bildbyrå AB/Lisa Wikstrand
Research on the green transition is central to promoting a sustainable society. Here you can explore exciting advances and innovative technological solutions that pave the way for a greener future. Umeå University is at the forefront of this research, working to develop groundbreaking methods to create a more sustainable world. Read on to discover how technology and science interact to shape the green transition of our time.
Natxo García-López shows how improved stoves and sustainable bioenergy systems can make a difference.
Lowers indoor temperature by several degrees, tests show.
Researchers have found a way to improve catalysts that make emission-free hydrogen.
Solar thermal collectors are taking on fossil energy sources – thanks to a new type of coating.
New research from the Industrial Doctoral school contributes to a greener steel industry.
Van Minh Dinh's doctoral thesis shows a new method to convert lignin into sustainable chemicals.
Christiane Funk is passionate about small organisms with great potential for a more sustainable future.
Carbon capture reduces emissions and makes cement production more efficient, new thesis shows.
Biomass from algae is converted into plastic used in lamps and packaging.
Lakshmi Das receives Marie Curie Fellowship to investigate new material with ultra-fast light pulses.
The project will develop production of fish and shrimp in circular aquaculture systems.
Doctoral thesis provides important knowledge to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in cement and lime production.
