The James Webb telescope continues to capture spactacular images of spiral galaxies as part of Angela Adamos research at the Department of Astronomy. The most recent instalment is the galaxy M83.
Co-organized by the Scientific Office of the Italian Embassy and the University of Stockholm, the Bioelectronics and Sustainability symposium was held in Stockholm on 26 and 27 October 2023. This bilateral meeting was coordinated by Augusto Marcelli, scientific attaché in Stockholm, and Erica Zeglio, Assistant Professor and WISE Fellow at the Department of Materials and Environmental Chemistry at Stockholm University, and was hosted in its new headquarters at the Albano Campus.
His research interests are enterprise architecture and threat modelling, and he was recently promoted to associate professor. Meet Simon Hacks, whose next project involves optimising maritime transports.
From “9 to 5” to “open 24/7”. With smartphones and other technical devices, we are always connected. How does that affect the balance between work and other parts of life?
Berit Olofsson, Professor in Organic Chemistry, and Chair of the SUCCeSS board has been eleceted to be part of the advisory board of the journal, Chem.
Professor Aji Mathew and her research group at Stockholm University are finding solutions to upcycle used textiles of both cotton and synthetic fibres.
On Tuesday July 25, a total of 9 institutions from 7 European countries signed in Santa Cruz de Tenerife the deed of the Canarian foundation that grants legal character to the project consortium and paves the way for the future construction of the European Solar Telescope.
The Swedish tax agency is a rare success story when it comes to digital transformation in the public sector. Most attempts fail, says Gideon Mekonnen Jonathan. Organizational culture is often the reason for failure.
Atefeh Khorsand Kheirabad receives this year's Sigrid Arrhenius scholarship for her research on new hybrid and composite porous membranes.
Performing the Eighteenth Century: Theatrical Discourses, Practices, and Artefacts is a new anthology in the Department of Culture and Aesthetics book series Stockholm Studies in Culture and Aesthetics, at Stockholm University Press.
Work related stress can have a negative impact on our wellbeing. Could an ICT-based tool help us cope with stressful workdays? Manoja Weerasekara has explored the topic in her PhD thesis.
What roles do religion and region of origin play in childbearing? In contrast to earlier research, a new doctoral thesis on the subject of sociological demography demonstrates that region of origin has a greater bearing than religion on ideal number of children, fertility intentions and achieved number of children.
