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Researcher profiles

Researchers at Stockholm University

Stockholm University's research teams are headed by talented individuals working in the context of an international arena. We've carried out a series of interviews with some of our researchers, in which they talk about their work and life.

Researcher profiles

For researchers and staff

This section contains a wide range of information for researchers, visiting researchers and other staff and guests at Stockholm University. At the University research is carried out within the humanities, law, science and social sciences. Researchers interested in conducting research and doctorate candidates interested in studying at Stockholm University are requested to contact the relevant department directly. Departments at Stockholm University 

For researchers and staff

Stockholm researchers contribute to important UK health inequality report

A new report on health inequalities in Britain, "Fair Societies, Healthy Lives: The Marmot Review", was published on February 11, 2010. Professors Denny Vågerö and Olle Lundberg from Stockholm University's Centre for Health Equity Studies (CHESS) have been actively involved in work on this report.

Stockholm researchers contribute to important UK health inequality report

University's researchers most cited

The Swedish Research Council has made an analysis of why several European countries in recent years have received more citations in scientific publications, while Sweden's level has remained relatively constant. The analysis also shows that publications from Stockholm University are the most cited in Sweden.

Stockholm University researchers cited most

News: Stockholm to establish new life science research facilities

In a record collaboration between the public and private sectors, including the City of Stockholm and Stockholm University, the Karolinska/Norra station area of the city is set to become the world's leading centre for life science research. Over SEK 50 billion ($7.3 billion) is to be invested in the area, in the period up to 2025, making it the largest investment ever made in Sweden.
News: Stockholm to establish new life science research facilities

Research at Stockholm University

Research at Stockholm University within the humanities, law, and the social and natural sciences is outstanding in many areas, contributing both to our understanding of the world around us and to its continued improvement.

Leading research areas

Publications

Every year researchers from Stockholm University publish a vast number of articles and books, both in printed and digital form. Details of where to find these publications, as well as how to get help in publishing your own work as a researcher, can be found in this article.

Publications

Research centres

There are a number of high-profile externally-financed research centres at Stockholm University, which receive support from a number of organisations like the Swedish Research Council.

Stockholm University Research Centres