Monica Sahlberg

Adel Daoud, Associate Professor in analytical sociology at Linköping University, and, Affiliated Associate Professor in data science and AI at Chalmers University of Technology

LiU-researcher elected to the Young Academy of Sweden

Adel Daoud, assistant professor in analytical sociology, has been elected as one of six new members to the Young Academy of Sweden. Membership period 2022–2027.

A subtle genetic change gives new clues about epilepsy

Sometimes, even the alteration of a single nucleotide in a gene can cause serious disease. A recent study sheds light on the molecular biology behind some forms of genetic epilepsy.

Female role model of the year in aeronautics

During the Swedish Society of Aeronautics and Astronautics’ annual meeting in 2022, Svjetlana Stekovic was awarded the diploma “Female role model of the year in aeronautics” for her work in aeronautics.

The Thulingold medal for Petter Krus

"In collaboration with other universities, Petter Krus creates good conditions for Sweden to be at the forefront of research in the aeronautical field. Petter Krus is thereby particularly deserving of the Thulin gold medal.”

Students pitched ideas to regional network: real-world experience

“A bit like Dragons’ Den, but not really”. That was the heading, as ambassadors from the regional support system East Sweden Business Region, ESBR, gathered to give their feedback on innovative ideas from LiU students.

Thomas Kaiserfeld sits on a mountain top.

New professor of history of science and ideas at Tema

Thomas Kaiserfeld is professor of history of science and ideas and has been employed at Technology and Social Change since the turn of the year.

The prefect of the Department of Thematic Studies stands alongside several politicans from Centerpartiet in the sun outside T-building.

Politicians visited to discuss new division with a focus on knowledge and democracy

The idea of a new division with research in the field of knowledge and democracy has for a long time been discussed at the Department of Thematic studies. Several politicians visited on Wednesday to meet the head of department and researchers.

Electron microscopy image showing amyloid of corona virus spike protein.

Possible discovery of mechanism behind mysterious COVID-19 symptoms

The immune system can affect the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein, leading to the production of a misfolded spike protein called amyloid. A new study points to a possible connection between harmful amyloid production and symptoms of COVID-19.

The first DDLS Fellow at LiU is recruiting

Wen Zhong is the first DDLS Fellow that has been recruited to LiU. With the help of a postdoctoral fellowship she is now expanding her research group. “We welcome a creative, self-motivated, and proactive team-player to join the research team.”

Close-up of woman after forties touching her pregnant belly.

Greater risk in being an older or single mother

Older women, single women and women who have children through assisted reproduction run a greater risk of complications in pregnancy and higher risk of illness generally. Malin Lindell Pettersson has taken a closer look at the health of these groups.

New light on organic solar cells

Efficient and environmentally friendly solar cells are required for a transition to a fossil-free energy supply. Researchers at LiU have mapped how energy flows in organic solar cells, something that previously had been unknown.

Research talks and Povel Ramel to open the Academic Ceremony

The spring Academic Ceremony 2022 will begin with seven honorary doctors holding talks about their research. On Friday 20 May, a gala concert will be held, and on Saturday 21 May, new professors and doctors will be honoured.

How might impulsivity affect a Junglefowl’s mood

At LiUs Biology division researchers are constantly trying to understand more about animal behavior. One researcher is Laura Garnham, who´s doctoral thesis focuses on the emotions and behavior of the red jungelfowl.

Impossible materials are created under extreme pressure

Researchers at LiU, among other places, have created a new material that ought to be impossible. Its synthesis is, however, possible thanks to a new method that creates pressure approximately three times higher than in the Earth’s core.

Chemists aim to disrupt cancer-related protein

How can we understand a protein when it is never still, but constantly changes shape? This is one of the challenges for LiU researchers who are studying the cancer-related protein MYC.

Portraying migration and integration – with art

Through stories and creativity, we can approach complex matters. The participants in the project Migration and Movement seized on this. Together they create art relating to themes such as migration, integration and human rights.

Digital twins an aid to give individual patients the right treatment at the right time

An international team of researchers have developed advanced computer models, or “digital twins”, of diseases, with the goal of improving diagnosis and treatment. They used one such model to identify the most important disease protein in hay fever.

Daniel Toll PhD student at the Department of Management and Engineering

Robotcaseworkers – threat or opportunity?

New study explores how digital solutions affect the relationship between citizens and the public sector, and also what happens in organisations when they introduce various kinds of technology.

LiU professor on the advance of electrification: Amazing progress

Electrification is surging forward as a major part of the transition to emission-free transport. The first electrically fuelled long goods transport can hit the road soon as well as commercial airlines will offer flights on electric airplanes.

Three men in shirts point to a piece of paper, each with a pencil.

Study: The group most easily misled by financial "bullshit"

Impressive terms about finances and messages that are really pure nonsense. Some groups are more vulnerable for being misled by "financial bullshit". This is stated by researchers at Linköping University, including Gustav Tinghög, in a new study.

Male researcher in university surrounding.

Claudio is searching for the keys to the genome

Growing up just outside of Milan, Claudio Cantù enjoyed a strong passion for sharks and dinosaurs. The fascination for the wonders of nature eventually led him into the world of science - where he is looking for keys to unlock doors to the genome.

Mattias Calmunger, Cyrine Ben Belagem and Mohamed Loukil in the lab.

Begining of the new international collaboration

Cyrine Ben Belagem, a guest PhD student from University of Sfax in Tunisia, is visiting the Division of Engineering Materials to perform material characterizations using Scanning Electron Microscope.

Linköping University - Sweden's most attractive public authority

When Swedes were asked which public authority they would most like to work for, Linköping University (LiU) turned out to be the most popular answer. LiU also ranks tenth on a list of all of Sweden’s most attractive employers.

Group image of WCMM LiU at Trädgårdsföreningen in Linköping.

Broad and cutting-edge research at WCMM LiU

On April 21-22, WCMM LiU invited to a symposium where around 100 people participated in the long-awaited event. "It was a very high level both in the research that was presented and in the discussions that arose", said David Engblom, Director.

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A subtle genetic change gives new clues about epilepsy

Female role model of the year in aeronautics

The Thulingold medal for Petter Krus

Students pitched ideas to regional network: real-world experience

New professor of history of science and ideas at Tema

Politicians visited to discuss new division with a focus on knowledge and democracy

Possible discovery of mechanism behind mysterious COVID-19 symptoms

The first DDLS Fellow at LiU is recruiting

Greater risk in being an older or single mother

New light on organic solar cells

Research talks and Povel Ramel to open the Academic Ceremony

How might impulsivity affect a Junglefowl’s mood

Impossible materials are created under extreme pressure

Chemists aim to disrupt cancer-related protein

Portraying migration and integration – with art

Digital twins an aid to give individual patients the right treatment at the right time

Robotcaseworkers – threat or opportunity?

LiU professor on the advance of electrification: Amazing progress

Study: The group most easily misled by financial "bullshit"

Claudio is searching for the keys to the genome

Begining of the new international collaboration

Linköping University - Sweden's most attractive public authority

Broad and cutting-edge research at WCMM LiU

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A subtle genetic change gives new clues about epilepsy

Female role model of the year in aeronautics

The Thulingold medal for Petter Krus

Students pitched ideas to regional network: real-world experience

New professor of history of science and ideas at Tema

Politicians visited to discuss new division with a focus on knowledge and democracy

Possible discovery of mechanism behind mysterious COVID-19 symptoms

The first DDLS Fellow at LiU is recruiting

Greater risk in being an older or single mother

New light on organic solar cells

Research talks and Povel Ramel to open the Academic Ceremony

How might impulsivity affect a Junglefowl’s mood

Impossible materials are created under extreme pressure

Chemists aim to disrupt cancer-related protein

Portraying migration and integration – with art

Digital twins an aid to give individual patients the right treatment at the right time

Robotcaseworkers – threat or opportunity?

LiU professor on the advance of electrification: Amazing progress

Study: The group most easily misled by financial "bullshit"

Claudio is searching for the keys to the genome

Begining of the new international collaboration

Linköping University - Sweden's most attractive public authority

Broad and cutting-edge research at WCMM LiU

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