Norwegian lemming one of the youngest mammal species
Using whole genome sequencing and cutting-edge analyses researchers at Stockholm University have uncovered the surprising evolutionary history of the Norwegian lemming.
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New drug for diabetes and obesity shows promising results
Lower blood sugar and increased fat burning – without affecting appetite or muscle mass. Promising results for a new potential treatment for type 2 diabetes and obesity.
The ship Vasa's little sister Falken found
Researchers have identified a shipwreck off Porkkala in the Gulf of Finland as the warship Falken. The ship was built for King Gustav II Adolf. It played a central role in the Swedish navy.
Is sustainable fashion possible?
It is possible to stay stylish without compromising our planet, according to Malin Wennberg, a researcher on sustainable fashion - but with nuance.
60 million SEK to carbon dioxide reduction
The project “ACCELERATE – Transition to and Scale-Up of bio-CO2 Utilization” receives a grant of SEK 60 million from the Foundation for Strategic Research, SSF.
Cold winters halt the northward spread of species
As the climate warms, many species are moving north. But a new study shows that cold winters still limit their spread – even when rapid evolution helps them adapt.
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