The pandemic demonstrates that facts are not just facts COMMENT: The pandemic has done more for science than years of laborious research. This is not least the case concerning the importance of 'facts', the question of how science actually comes about and the value of interdisciplinary science.
Swedish women less trusting of researchers Norwegian women seem to trust researchers and research more than Norwegian men do. Next door in Sweden, it’s the opposite.
Swedish research article retracted by prestigious international journal Science magazine, one of the top academic journals in the world, has retracted an article written by two Swedish researchers whose data and methods have been judged to be suspect by a Swedish review board.
How climate change changed the face of marine science The amount of marine science papers on climate change has doubled every five years since the release of the first UN report on climate change in 1990.
Lo and Behold! Doctors dig Dylan Medical researchers seem disposed to borrowing from Bob Dylan’s copious output of lyrics. This has resulted in papers with titles like “Knockin’ on pollen’s door”.
Can sleep prevent schizophrenia, Alzheimer's and ADHD? Better sleeping habits could prevent a number of neurodegenerative illnesses.
Anthropologist: this is how I met the spirits What a scientist learned from his encounter with a necromancer and the spirits of his ancestors.
Looking back on ESOF2014 This year’s European research conference ESOF is drawing to a close. ScienceNordic.com asked three of the most prominent figures what they got out of the conference.
