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Research in life sciences is on the rise

Research in life sciences is on the rise

The conservator with a passion for art and cultural heritage

At first, she wanted to become an architect. But in the conservation programme, Stavroula Golfomitsou found the perfect combination of culture and science. As a…

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Läckö Castle to be refurbished with the aid of conservation research

Läckö Castle makes quite an impression even from a distance. Majestic in white, it looms large against the blue sky. The fact that the façade…

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Guest Column

We need to develop along with others

Göran Hilmersson, Dean and Professor

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The mathematician who doesn’t like mental arithmetic

There are fundamental questions in physics that remain unanswered. Jakob Björnberg, who hated maths at school, is now working on trying to solve the mathematics…

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Portrait photo of Kosala Amarasinghe, dressed in a suit and sitting in front of a book shelf.

Five questions for…

Five questions for

...Kosala Amarasinghe, who is studying the master’s program in chemistry. Before enrolling at the University of Gothenburg, he studied a four-year bachelor’s degree in computational…

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Animals that can live in outer space

Closer look

Tardigrades, or water bears as they are also known as, are microscopically small animals. They have an incredible ability to survive the harshest of conditions,…

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“These discoveries have changed how we view the world”

Eureka!

Black holes, that is astronomical objects with such strong gravity that not even light can escape from them, are something […]

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Portrait photo of Johan Eklöf dressed in black clothes and standing among exotic plants and trees

“Kids are naturally interested in science”

Alumna

Johan Eklöf is a bat researcher and a writer.

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Shipwreck led to discovery

Eureka!

Suddenly, it happens. In a long-term research project, a breakthrough suddenly occurs or chance plays into the hands of the researchers. A new crucial discovery…

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Courthouse architecture explored in a new project

A new interdisciplinary project is looking at how the architecture of courts interacts with and influences the everyday administration of justice. The research group, led…

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Researching the oceans’ capacity to fix carbon

My subject

As a child, Isaac Santos played in the clear blue seas of Brazil. Now, as a recently arrived Gothenburger, he plans to return to his…

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New focus in two days

In mid-March, the Government of Sweden recommended that universities and university colleges should switch to distance education, and just like the other higher education institutions…

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