Danica Kragic about robotics
Danica Kragic: What we will be considere as human in the future, should the robot-evolution be slowed down and what is the future for robotics.
The largest European research infrastructure for biological information
The Human Protein Atlas is one of five pilot projects selected for the construction phase of the European research infrastructure for biological information (ELIXIR). Human Protein Atlas and ELIXIR will [...]
Mathias Uhlén speaks at GoldLab symposium
Mathias Uhlen, Professor of Microbiology, KTH Royal Institute of Technology Stockholm, Sweden spoke at this years GoldLab symposium. Here is his presentation: ”Exporing the Human Protein Atlas to Study Biology [...]
Cloud formation
The Arctic is an unusually cloudy place, especially during summer – but yet there is ashortage of particles from which clouds can form. How does this make sense? MichaelTjernström, professor [...]
Field Trip in Physical Geography and Quaternary Geology
Join us, as a teaching team guides the first group of students from Stockholm Universityto visit NEO in Messinia in southern Greece. The Navarino Environmental Observatory -NEO – is the [...]
Significant methane emissions discovered in Arctic
Stockholm University scientist Örjan Gustafsson talks about the findings of Russian andSwedish researchers concerning significant methane emissions in the Arctic.
Tarfala research station
Tarfala research station is a unique research and teaching station, located in the valley ofone of the best-studied glaciers in the world, the Storglaciären (”Great Glacier”) atKebnekaise. Measurements of how [...]
Sweden and International Polar Research
Stockholm University Researchers have played leading roles in a number of Polarexpeditions that have taken place as part of the International Polar Year (IPY – spans2007-2009). This short film details [...]
Navarino Enviromental Observatory, NEO, inaugurated
The research station NEO in Messinia, south-western Greece, is now being inaugurated.NEO is a cooperation between Stockholm university, the Academy of Athens and TEMESS.A.,and is dedicated to research and education [...]
Carbon fluxes in the East Siberian Sea
Large fluxes of carbon, material and water pass from the Siberian Tundra to the ArcticOcean. Örjan Gustafsson, professor of bio-geochemistry at Stockholm University hasstudied the effects that these fluxes have [...]
Introducing Sustainable Development Goals
Interview with Jeffrey Sachs, Director of The Earth Institute at Columbia University.
Planetary Boundaries
Johan Rockström explains critical planetary boundaries, transgressing them could becatastrophic.
The best explanation to resilience
Stockholm whiteboard seminar: Brian Walker explains what is resilience in people and ecosystems.
IceCube – looking for neutrinos from cosmic sources
Swedish presence at the South Pole. IceCube is one of the largest research projects. Physicists from the Stockholm University tries in the ice at the South Pole detect neutrinos on [...]