Record shrinkage of Swedish glaciers
The results of the annual measurements of the four Swedish reference glaciers show that they have shrinked significantly. These are the largest losses since systematic measurements began.
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Take part in our Nobel activities
Listen to an open lecture about this year's recipients of the Economics Prize or some other activity organised by the University during Nobel Calling.
Old aerial photos provide a new outlook on history
Aerial photos from 60 countries across the developing world are now becoming a gold mine for researchers in various fields.
Home environment has an impact on who becomes a boss
The home environment and attitudes in families play an important role for who become managers. This is shown by a new study from Stockholm University.
More black holes than expected in the early universe
Researchers have found more black holes in the early universe than has previously been reported and can help us understand how supermassive black holes were created.
Heavy melting on Kebnekaise's southern peak
The summit glacier on Kebnekaise's southern peak continues to shrink and the South Peak is now 3.3 meters lower than last year.
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Current research
What does a researcher actually do?
Follow our researchers in the field or in everyday life. Here you get a little closer to the research going on at Stockholm University.
Open science
Open science
Open science means that everyone has free and open access to scientific texts, research results and research data. Here is a selection of articles, films and podcasts about open science.
Theme pages
Curious about how the world works?
On our theme pages, we collect articles, films, reports and events on various subjects.
