During November the End Nuclear Weapons exhibition will be displayed at Stockholm University Library. In connection with the exhibition, a panel discussion will be held on November 19, featuring researchers, educators, and civil society voices.
The SciLifeLab Planetary Biology strategic area has selected five new high-impact research projects for further development, two of them with researchers from Stockholm University.
A new international report argues Artificial intelligence (AI) can help accelerate science and research about climate change, biodiversity loss, and other urgent crises related to planetary boundaries. Responsible use of AI for sustainability research and governance is an opportunity the world cannot afford to miss, the report concludes.
We warmly invite you to our mini-conference. To showcast and discuss the latest research findings, and to foster exchange of ideas on how young migrant students navigate their educational journey.
We warmly invite you to our mini-conference. To showcast and discuss the latest research findings, and to foster exchange of ideas on how young migrant students navigate their educational journey.
"Tracking disease (concepts): Text mining approaches to historical medical periodicals". Ylva Söderfeldt, Andrew Burchell, Vera Danilova and Maria Skeppstedt (Uppsala University) presents at the seminar.
"Tracking disease (concepts): Text mining approaches to historical medical periodicals". Ylva Söderfeldt, Andrew Burchell, Vera Danilova and Maria Skeppstedt (Uppsala University) presents at the seminar.
