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In Changing Things: Future of Objects in a Digital World, design of digital products are analysed .

Helena, PhD at IDS, experiences life in South Korea through an exchange with Hanyang University.

Mirva shows that the capacity of the tested carbon materials to separate organic water pollution was low.

US PhD students visit CIRC this summer to research the role of arctic lakes and rivers in the carbon cycle.

Arctic waters contributes largely to global carbon dioxide emissions and we need to better understand how.

91´«Ã½ÔÚÏß will host a SEK 660 million initiative by the Wallenberg Foundations for research in AI.

Barbara Terebieniec has in her thesis identified genes that control the leaf shape of the European aspen.

Climate change threatens the Arctic freshwater ecosystems according to a new report published in May.

A large grant from Kempe initiates a postdoctoral programme to stimulate bold structural biology research.

PhD students attended a two-day course in cloud computing.

An American-Umeå team shows in PNAS a molecule that prevents resistance to antibiotic treating tuberculosis.

Kungl. Skytteanska Samfundet has chosen to give Nils Skoglund the organisation’s prize of SEK 40,000.

A study by CIRC in Nature Communications shows that CO2-emissions from Western Siberia lakes are high.

Kempe Foundations grants SEK 700,000 to world-class spectrophotometer for the Department of Physics.

Together with other young scientists Casper de Lichtenberg will meet with Nobel laureates in Germany.