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The brain’s amazing ability to change
The brain is never finished: throughout our lives it has a fantastic capacity to change and restructure. Wallenberg Academy Fellow Gaia Olivo is using groundbreaking new technology to make a detailed study of the brain’s enormous capacity for change. This knowledge may pave the way for better support for people facing physical or mental challenges.
How clouds in polar regions impact climate
Wallenberg Scholar Annica Ekman is developing a new model to describe cloud formation at the Earth’s poles, with the aim of making more reliable predictions about our future climate.
Reducing energy loss from our screens
Wallenberg Academy Fellow Karl Börjesson aims to create energy-efficient systems with fewer losses. This could significantly reduce the energy consumed by screens and light sources.
Prize-awarded attosecond pulses constantly progressing
Nobel prize laureate and professor of atomic physics Anne L’Huillier has been working on ultrashort light pulses for almost 40 years. Still there is more to learn, and she finds it just as fascinating as ever.
