Sixteen mathematicians share SEK 35 million in research funding
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Collaboration the key to mathematical breakthroughs
Dan Petersen is of the view that research progress in mathematics is very much down to luck. But it is easier to be lucky by cultivating collaboration with other mathematicians across the world. Thanks to his Wallenberg Scholar grant, this will now be easier.
New research field paving the way for green electronics
A Swedish project is examining a promising new field called “orbitronics.”
The impact of Bible interpretations on society
Europe likes to keep religion and politics apart. Some people believe this view can be traced back to a number of biblical texts that support the separation of church and state. But Hannah Strømmen prefers to emphasize the importance of how biblical texts have been interpreted throughout the ages
Developing new methods for earlier diagnosis of prostate cancer
Prostate cancer is one of the commonest forms of cancer in Sweden. There are often no symptoms in the early stages, and the PSA diagnostic test is not completely reliable. Joakim Lundeberg is building on his earlier breakthroughs in gene analysis to create a more watertight diagnostic method.
