2024-09-11

Stockholm University Baltic Sea Centre

New study shows: No significant risk to humans or animals from aluminium treatment

The aluminium treatment of the previously eutrophic bay Björnöfjärden posed no significant risk to humans, animals or vegetation, a new study shows. Aluminium levels increased in the water, fish and algae after the treatment, but only temporarily, and the transport of aluminium to nearby areas was low.

Climate and Environment - Theme page Oceans and Lakes - Theme page Sustainable Chemistry - Theme page Plants, Animals and Nature - Theme page

2024-09-10

Stockholm University Baltic Sea Centre

The marine bill was long-awaited but not enough

Stockholm University's experts comments on the Swedish goverment's maritime bill.

Climate and Environment - Theme page Oceans and Lakes - Theme page Plants, Animals and Nature - Theme page

2024-06-30

Department of Environmental Science

Advancing PFAS research and shaping future policies in Europe: The PERFORCE3 journey

The ITN PERFORCE3, a Europe-wide doctoral research training programme, has concluded after four and a half years of groundbreaking research into per- and polyfluorinated alkyl substances, or PFAS.

Chemistry - Theme page Climate and Environment - Theme page Health and Living Conditions - Theme page Sustainable Chemistry - Theme page

2024-06-19

Department of Environmental Science

The Department of Environmental Science leads in sustainability with My Green Lab program

The Department of Environmental Science has been recognised for its strong commitment to sustainability following a recent external environmental review. A key part of the department's efforts is the My Green Lab program, designed to reduce the environmental impact of lab activities.

Climate and Environment - Theme page

2024-06-18

Department of Environmental Science

New study reveals acrylamide exposure in teenagers from common foods

In a new collaborative study with the Swedish Food Agency published in Frontiers in Nutrition, for the special issue “Dietary Acrylamide in Human Health”, researchers from the Department of Environmental Science, Stockholm University, have embarked on an exploration into the dietary habits of teenagers, particularly focusing on their exposure to acrylamide.

Chemistry - Theme page Climate and Environment - Theme page Health and Living Conditions - Theme page Sustainable Chemistry - Theme page

2024-05-24

Department of Environmental Science

Climate science education takes center stage at Kristineberg Marine Station

From May 6-16, 2024, the picturesque Kristineberg Marine Research Station in western Sweden hosted the 7th edition of the eScience course, “Data Analysis and Model Evaluation Tools in Environmental and Climate Science."

Atmosphere and Weather - Theme page Climate and Environment - Theme page