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Distance mode is in operation at Linköping University. This means that the university operations continue, but education and exams are carried out remotely, while co-workers work from home as much as possible.

Measures taken by LiU in association with the spread of coronavirus

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LiU student behind several Nobel Banquet dresses

Larisa Ibrahim is a tailor and pattern designer who has sewn three dresses for the Swedish minister of education to wear at the annual Nobel Prize Banquets. She is also studying to be a teacher of vocational studies at Linköping University.

The coronacrisis: New ways to work and meet

The process of digitalisation, in its different forms, of both working life and social interaction is now taking a huge leap forward. The transition is faster, broader and deeper than anyone could have imagined. How much of this will be permanent?

Bacteria cause problems for genetic research

A puzzling modification of DNA that is common in bacteria is not present in humans or other mammals. Scientists at LiU show that previous detection in animals was probably due to limitations of the technology used and bacterial contamination.

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The world never stops – nor do we

We’ve made up our minds. We’re going to do new. Do something else. Do more.

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LiU is based on four campuses at three locations in southern Sweden, in northern Europe. Two of the campuses are located in Linköping. One lies in the centre of Norrköping, while one lies just outside Stockholm.

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