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Bedrock as a battery

Bedrock as a battery

Delving deep into the secrets of the nervous system

Getting to know

At only seven years old, she was discovered firing up a Bunsen burner in the family’s basement. Julia Morud Lekholm had borrowed her older sister’s…

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Fish researcher combating fraud

My subject

He has been on adventurous research expeditions across the globe, and experienced both highs and lows before his research career took off in Norway. Meet…

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Guest Column

We need to develop along with others

Göran Hilmersson, Dean and Professor

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Traces on the sea floor providing answers

Eureka!

Using the autonomous underwater vehicle RAN, researchers examined the seabed in front of the grounding line of the Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica, nicknamed the…

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Researchers on site rapidly after gas leak

Research

A cancelled trip to Iceland and researchers who think outside the box. It meant that Katarina Abrahamsson and her colleagues could embark on an expedition…

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Eight out of ten former students happy with their Bachelor’s degree

Education

They feel it is easy to get a job, they enjoy their work and would probably choose the same programme of study again. These are…

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Diatoms for energy

Closer look

Diatoms are a diverse group of microalgae that make up a large part of the microscopic biomass found in oceans and lakes. Photosynthesis by diatoms…

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“I felt I wanted to work in a more down-to-earth way”

Alumna

Marie Haeger-Eugensson – Head of R&D at COWI.

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Five questions for…

Five questions for

Amelia Thelandersson, who is studying physical oceanography and working on her Master’s thesis at Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México in Mexico City.

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The power of cultural heritage in war and peace

Our cultural heritage is a link to the past, but above all it is important for the future. When it is threatened, not only traditions…

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Porträtt på Ottmar Cronie

Ottmar predicts the future

Getting to know

After having worked in Umeå, Amsterdam and Suriname, Ottmar Cronie has come home. Since February, he has been a Senior Lecturer at the Applied Mathematics…

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“They understand that their future is at stake.”

Plastic film that was wrapped around a Skagen salad baguette, parts for a bicycle, and a theft protection tag from a garment. But perhaps most…

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