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For the first time researchers have cooled antimatter with laser light. This achievement will considerably improve the precision of future antimatter studies.
Leading European researchers have gathered in a new project on electron nanocrystallography. The goal is to train the next generation researchers in 3D electron diffraction methods.
How does the person who sees a norm-breaker react? This is the focus of a major new international study published in Nature Communications.
How do we react to self-driving vehicles? And how can they learn how other road users act? These are the main issues in a new research project.
A new centre will highlight and develop research and education on sustainable chemistry at Stockholm University.
The view of the ethics of war that dominates public, legal and political discourse dates back to the Middle Ages. Professor Helen Frowe has incorporated new and challenging perspectives in her research.
