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The Eco- and Bioart Lab (EBL) connects artists, artistic researchers and other practitioners, as well as doctoral students whose practice and research focus on art and the environment in their broadest understanding.

We conduct interdisciplinary research in visual communication, graphic design, science communication, and visual storytelling. Our work explores how visual media can convey complex information and engage with society in a time of change.

How have people thought, felt, and acted throughout history? How have thoughts turned into actions, texts, and images, and how are these understood and used today? Our research focuses on humans as meaning-makers from a historical perspective.

A Nordic Research Network where researchers with an interest in narrative representations of human-animal relations aimed at children can meet for knowledge exchange and collaboration.

How can we understand the impact of nuclear power on our living environments over time? The Nuclear Natures project at Linköping University explores the long-term effects of nuclear power production, in part through the use of artistic elements.

Marie Curie was a huge celebrity during her lifetime and is still regarded as one of history's most inspiring female scientists. In a new book, Eva Hemmungs Wirtén details the emergence of Marie Curie, and the interests that keep her on top.

João Florêncio, professor in gender studies at Linköping University, is establishing a new research area at the Department of Thematic Studies. His work focuses on queer sex cultures, aiming to reveal how they shape ethics, politics, and society.