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A new publication reviews ten years of radiocarbon dating with the dedicated accelerator system MICADAS at the Tandem Laboratory, Uppsala University. More than 40 000 samples were measured during this …

Instead of a long annual report we publish a short brochure showcasing the highlights of the past year. The digital version is now available for download: Tandem Lab Highlights 2025 (pdf) The …

Could a painting from a Swedish attic be by Leonardo da Vinci? The Tandem Laboratory’s radiocarbon dating provides an important piece of the puzzle in a TV program on Swedish television.

How did humans and climate shape African ecosystems six thousand years ago? A project that has recently been awarded an ERC Grant aims to investigate this question, including isotope analyses by the …

Experimental data shows that model parameters necessary for accurate predictions of interactions between light plasma species and materials critical for operation of fusion reactors, can be …

Petter Ström and Rob Frost of the Materials Physics research group at Uppsala University have received grants to improve the Tandem Laboratory’s largest accelerator.

Analysis of Moon dust samples from NASA supported by the Tandem laboratory accelerators reveals that the erosive effect of solar wind ions on the Moon has been greatly overestimated.

Direct experimental evidence now demonstrates that carbon vacancy defects in graphene can migrate over long distances.

Instead of a long annual report we publish a short brochure showcasing the highlights of the past year. While the print version has been out for a while, the digital version is now available to …

Titanium micro-particles in the oral mucosa around dental implants are common. This is shown in a new study from the University of Gothenburg and Uppsala University, which also identified 14 genes …