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Open science is an important item on the international agenda Linnaeus University’s vice-chancellor, Peter Aronsson, serves on the board of the International Association of Universities, an…
They are developing the haulers and wheel loaders of the future MAY 2025 | As doctoral students employed by the industry, Joel Cramsky and Manoranjan Kumar combine the best of both worlds. With…
Harald and the underground university CHANGE issue 2 2024 | In December 1997, the economist Harald Niklasson sets foot in Kosovo for the first time. He is invited to a wedding, but his real purpose is…
Linnaeus University’s first Wallenberg Scholar aims to understand how the Baltic Sea responds to climate change CHANGE issue 2 2024 | In 2007, Jarone Pinhassi and colleagues at Linnaeus University,…
The graduate school where archaeologists collaborate with businesses May 2024 | Skeleton analyses that assist the police and a digital cultural heritage that reaches wider audiences. Since its start,…
Forest values Linnaeus University brings together unique research and education in forestry and the forest industry. With the aim of taking a holistic approach to the entire value chain, we address…
Drones with hypersensitive sensors help researchers map forest health CHANGE issue 2 2024 | Changes in the health of trees and forest stands begin long before we can detect them with the naked eye.…
Is the forest our most underrated source of wellbeing? DECEMBER 2025 | For Susanne Knutsson, forests are both a personal haven and an object for research. She studies the kind of forest value that is…
For Anders and Osama, it's what's inside that counts DECEMBER 2025 | How can one determine what a board can withstand without damaging it? Meet the researchers who have taken on the task and developed…
World-leading knowledge becomes vital competitive advantages for businesses CHANGE No. 1 2024 | From the tree swaying in the forest to the finished wooden dining table being set for a family meal. The…
How to make continuous-cover forestry profitable DECEMBER 2025 | When Nils Fagerberg bought his own plot of woodland, he wanted to gain an economic return without a clear-cut area right outside his…
It is possible to build all the buildings in the world out of wood without reducing the number of trees in the forests MAY 2025 | We must find ways to exclude concrete, metal, and plastic when…
Shaping the future of timber structures CHANGE issue 2 2024 | How does wood work, and how can we best utilise this material in design and construction of buildings? These are some of the questions…
Core of welfare Linnaeus University always strives to be a key contributor to society, both locally and nationally. From the very beginning, we have been committed to the development of major societal…
Equality and inclusion will save the maritime sector JANUARY 2026 | For Magnus Boström, gender equality is a matter close to his heart, on a personal level as well as professionally. In his research,…
At Otto’s farm, AI is used for sustainable energy supply JANUARY 2026 | With his research in artificial intelligence, Karl-Olof Lindahl aims to create real-world value here and now. Such as helping…
The unknown methane leak at the deepest point of the Baltic Sea MAY 2025 | During an expedition to the Landsort Deep, researchers from Linnaeus University and Stockholm University made a disturbing…