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More people than ever before have applied for Uppsala University’s international Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes. The same trend is seen among both fee-paying and non-fee-paying students.

The drug that slows down Alzheimer’s disease is already being used by more than 20,000 patients in 10 different countries – and could soon be available in Europe too. The success story is down to the …

Military and economic preparedness in times of crisis and war is not enough – ‘spiritual preparedness’ is also required. This was agreed by the state, the state church and many other social actors …

VIDEO. Professor of Biology Bertil Ståhl has taught on Gotland for many years but has devoted his research career to exploring scientifically unknown plants in tropical South America. His research is …

Uppsala University’s Annual Report shows that the University is continuing to grow. In the budget submission for the next three-year period, the University highlights what is required for its …

A recent study shows that computer algorithms can be used to find molecules that can be developed into anti-inflammatory drugs. In the article, the researchers also describe how the same strategy can …

Being awarded the Göran Gustafsson Prize for researchers up to the age of 45 is proof that you are at the absolute forefront of research in Sweden in your field. This year, one of the five prizes went …

Professor Patrik Johansson is the new director of the flagship project Battery 2030+. He has led many large international research projects and was most recently director of the EU research programme …

If time travel were possible, Karin Högdahl would take a drone and travel back 1.9 billion years when the very backbone of what would become Sweden was formed. It was also when many of our rich ore …

Oskar Brännholm enjoys taking part in science competitions. While in his first year of the Master Programme in Molecular Biotechnology Engineering at Uppsala University, he has delved deep into an …