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Äldre och yngre kvinna promenerar bort från fotografen
Study shows how people’s work lives affect their parents’ mental health

New research article shows connection between adult children's work life and parental health.

Vandring med IKSU Frilufts
Health on Campus offered a wide range of activities despite weather challenges

Nearly 3,000 participants are estimated to have taken part in the day’s activities and lectures.

Man står med handen på ryggen. Två illustrerade njurar har applicerats på bilden för att visualisera problem med njurarna.
Haemodialysis may affect both the heart and cardiac biomarkers

New doctoral thesis shows that dialysis can alter the levels of blood tests used to detect heart injury.

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Calotte Academy brought together participants from 18 countries to connect research with local experiences.

Calotte Academy brought together participants from 18 countries to connect research with local experiences.

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Four projects at the forefront of international research to receive 120 million

The Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation is allocating 120 million to four different research projects.

Oscar Rantatalo
Improving investigations into online sexual abuse of children

Oscar Rantatalo is Umeå University’s first professor of police science.

Forskningssamarbete mellan polisvetenskap och datavetenskap
Research shows how AI and Mixed Reality can enhance police work

A unique interdisciplinary collaboration explores the use of AI-based interactive systems in police work.

Patrik Johansson, forskare och lektor inom freds- och konfliktstudier vid Statsvetenskapliga institutionen vid Umeå universitet.
Five questions about the Nobel Peace Prize - a researcher answers

What Can a Peace Prize Really Change? Patrik Johansson on the Nobel Peace Prize's Role Today.

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New findings on drug treatment for Compulsive Sexual Behaviour Disorder

Results may support more individualised treatment decisions.