University news
- Research on marine protected areas receives contribution 2018-12-11 The Swedish Research Council has granted research project grants for development research for 2018. At Stockholm University, support is given for a research project concerning marine protected areas in Tanzania and Mexico.
- Three scientists are granted funds for sustainability and resilience 2018-12-11 The Swedish Research Council has decided on the applications to be awarded in the field of “Sustainability and resilience – tackling consequences of climate and environmental changes 2018”. Three researchers at Stockholm University can share more than 16 million SEK.
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Nobel Laureate in Chemistry visited Stockholm University
2018-12-10
George P. Smith, one of the Nobel Laureates in Chemistry 2018, visited Stockholm University last Friday. He held a lecture for PhD students and answered questions about his research.
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Increasing seal population will not harm largest fish stocks in the Baltic
2018-12-08
Seals feeding on fish does not decrease fish stocks of Baltic cod, herring and sprat the most – climate change, nutrient load and fisheries do.
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Structure reveals new routes to target tuberculosis
2018-12-06
New research has revealed the structure of a large respiratory complex from a closely related species of the deadly human pathogen Mycobacterium tuberculosis, which infects the lungs. This new structure provides many routes to develop novel therapies to combat this deadly disease. The study is published in the scientific journal Nature Structural and Molecular Biology.
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Nobel Laureate in Physics visits Stockholm University
2018-12-07
Professor Donna Strickland, one of the 2018 Nobel Laureates in Physics, visited the Department of Computer and Systems Sciences in Kista during Nobel Week 2018.
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Stockholm Student Health Services becomes part of the Stockholm University web
2018-12-06
In order to provide safer web pages and more efficient web management, Stockholm Student Health Services changes website and becomes part of the Stockholm University web.
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New research project on women’s employment and household inequality
2018-12-05
Dr. Rense Nieuwenhuis at the Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI) was recently awarded a FORTE research grant for his four-year project “In it together? Supporting women’s employment to reduce economic inequality among all households". The project investigates gender equality in the labor market and inequality between households.
