ScienceNordic – Science news from Northern Europe

This is how green hydrogen can be produced more efficiently

Researchers have developed a faster, cheaper, and more humane way to evaluate new PFAS substances

Almost half of all nursing home staff have witnessed elderly abuse by relatives

"A photograph is not automatically either true or false. It's a rhetorical device"

One in ten boys become addicted to gaming

Many adolescents think they're not interested in politics – until a teacher gets them to reflect on their own lives

More than 120,000 Norwegians suffer from work-related anxiety

Propellers that rotate in opposite directions can be good news for large ships

Forever chemicals affect ducklings' genes while they are still in the egg

Research paved the way for better maths courses for multicultural student teachers

The failure rate has gone down, and the researchers now have a better understanding of what is needed to create equity in education.

Researcher: Local government was key to managing the pandemic

A major Nordic study shows that local authorities played a crucial role in handling Covid-19 – and why trust and flexibility are key to surviving future crises.

The law protects the students. What about the teachers?

One in five teachers is uncertain about their own knowledge of the law that is meant to ensure a safe school environment.

Queer opera singers: “I was too feminine, too ‘gay.’ I heard that on opera stages in both Asia and Europe”

Why are pregnant women in Norway so worried?

Shopping centres contribute to better health and quality of life

How Svalbard is becoming a living lab for marine restoration