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Research at Stockholm University has high impact

The University's researchers are active in debate and social development and are among the most cited in the Nordic countries according to research organisation Nordforsk. The University's  researchers engage in government investigations, participate in the media, leave comments on draft laws and are included in participate in several Nobel committees and international expert bodies.

The Nobel Committees and other awards

Research news

  • Foto: Nobel Prize Museum Live streaming of The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2019-09-13 The announcement of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry is live streamed in the Frescati Library Wednesday 9th October 11.45 a.m. Welcome!
  • Gunnar von Heijne to receive 2020 Anatrace Membrane Protein Award 2019-09-09 Gunnar von Heijne, Professor of theoretical chemistry at Stockholm University and Director of the SciLifeLab National Cryo-EM Facility, has been named the recipient of the The Biophysical Society’s 2020 Anatrace Membrane Protein Award.
  • Gordon Goodman Memorial Lecture 2019-09-05 The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Stockholm University and Stockholm Environment Institute present the Gordon Goodman Memorial Lecture 2019 on 3 October with Sverker Sörlin, a Swedish historian of ideas and a professor in environmental history at KTH Royal Institute of Technology.
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