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From tourism to design and analytics, researchers contribute to networks shaping the future of Arctic research
The project aims to develop bioinformatic tools to understand and protect against bacterial contamination.
This year’s winner of the USBE Scientific Award is Siarhei Manzhynski.
This year’s winners have been announced.
Ellen Bushell maps the genes that initiate malaria infection.
Umeå University and RISE take the next step in a strategic collaboration on research and innovation.
AI-based analyses can provide locally tailored energy renovation recommendations.
Despite higher Nordic threats, Sweden is far less prepared than Finland, says Prof. Martin Hårdstedt.
The prize is awarded to John Pettersson and William Di Francesco, Luleå University of Technology.
Low risk of both subsequent breast cancer and surgical complication, new study shows.
Researchers in Umeå show how a modified bacterial protein disables cancer cells in a new way.
New report concludes human-induced climate change is leading to increasingly severe health consequences.
Two cell proteins determine how TBE virus, West Nile virus, and dengue virus replicate.
Growing labour demand meets declining populations in the Arctic – TalentNorth responds.
The second edition of the Metabolomics in Life Science conference was held on 27–28 January 2026 in Umeå
