ScienceNordic – Science news from Northern Europe

Banned gases reveal the age of water

This can make life easier for new maths teachers

Researchers have uncovered major problems in Norway's salmon industry

New, worrying trend among incels, according to researcher

Cannabis use in Norway has increased: “Not everyone needs moral lectures or worried looks"

Norwegian women were burned at the stake here

An out-of-control race: Why we fear artificial intelligence

Researchers discovered extreme hot springs under the Arctic ­

One in four seniors feels digitally discriminated against

This is how temperature affects a salmon's health and growth­

Norwegians are among the least lonely in Europe

The Nordic countries stand out with a low prevalence of loneliness. The welfare state, health, and culture explain a lot, the study shows.

New study: The dilemma of copyright in the Global South

Copyright and patents provide important rights to artists and inventors. But for countries in the South, intellectual property rights still create problems.

How children use clothes to fit in

A new study shows how children in Oslo explore social norms and community through their wardrobe, and why being like everyone else is more important than standing out.

Why ChatGPT is bad at imitating people

These people are most sceptical about electric cars

Outer space has a trash problem, according to researchers

PFAS: This could stop the dangerous chemicals from leaking into the environment