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- New National Research School for Biomedical Laboratory Science
The Swedish Research Council has awarded Uppsala University SEK 60 million to establish Sweden’s first national research school for Biomedical Laboratory Scientists. The initiative, “BioLabX”, aims to …

- Four researchers at Uppsala University win ERC Consolidator Grants
Global health, extreme weather, cancer and catastrophic events. These are the themes of four research projects at Uppsala University that have been selected for grants from the European Research …

- Six of this year's Nobel Laureates give lectures at Uppsala University
For many years it has been a tradition for new Nobel Laureates to be invited to Uppsala University to give open lectures during Nobel Week.

- Uppsala student Asta Dahlqvist wins Green Act Award
Out of over 500 nominees, Asta Dahlqvist is the 2025 winner of the Green Act Award. Asta is studying political science at Uppsala University and has been awarded the scholarship for her courageous and …

- Innovation environment at Uppsala University ranked high
Uppsala University ranks among Europe’s top 15 universities in a new European ranking of research-based spin-out companies in deep tech and life science.

- Ten-thousand-year-old genomes from southern Africa change picture of human evolution
In southern Africa, a group of people lived in partial isolation for hundreds of thousands of years. This is shown in a new study based on analyses of the genomes of 28 people who lived between 10,200 …

- Uppsala professors elected fellows of The Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences
Professors Johan Elf and Mia Phillipson at Uppsala University has been elected fellows of The Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences (IVA).

- Three new Wallenberg Academy Fellows at Uppsala University
Rafael Ahlskog, Haim Treves and Stuart Turnbull-Dugartes have been named as new Wallenberg Academy Fellows at Uppsala University. They conduct research on the influence of genetic and environmental …

- Childhood trauma leads to more difficult births
Women who have been exposed to multiple traumatic experiences during childhood have more difficult births than others. They are much more likely to need emergency caesarean sections, suffer major …

- Legal issues are given new life at the theatre
Who is actually guilty? And what is a reasonable punishment? The play “Den som berövar annan livet” [The Taking of a Life] gives new life to legally complex issues and invites the audience to weigh in …

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