We look forward to meeting and greeting newly admitted students around the world during a series of webinars this spring/summer. The webinars take place April–July 2021.
As the first complete master’s programme in this area in Europe, this programme is part of Stockholm University´s efforts to focus on sustainable chemistry. EU/EEA and Swiss students, apply by 15 April.
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For the first time researchers have cooled antimatter with laser light. This achievement will considerably improve the precision of future antimatter studies, according to physicist Svante Jonsell at Stockholm University.
In the university library atrium, climbers have recently installed a new artwork. Inspired by Heraclitus’s idea of “panta rhei”(“everything flows”), as well as by the nature and research at Stockholm University, Hilda Hellström has created the work ”The way an algae transforms into a rock”.
Researchers in the Ville Kaila Lab at Stockholm University and Technical University of Munich have designed artificial proteins that show how proteins stabilize essential charged networks while folding into their exact three-dimensional shape. The study was published in the prestigious Nature Communication-journal.
Welcome to an online seminar with Maria Nilsson, Associate Professor in Journalism, entitled "Expendable or valuable? Photojournalism in newsroom processes in the wake of cuts to in-house photo departments". The meeting link will be sent out by mail within the department.