Researcher profiles
Here we present a few of Uppsala University’s prominent researchers and the people behind the research. Research for a better world that raises important questions and contributes solutions to large societal problems.
The art of easing needle-fear
Treating children with long-term cancer is not solely about medication. In her work and research, Karin Enskär has consistently focused on t...
Tobias Ekholm sees the power of geometry
In January 2024 a centre of excellence in geometry and physics will open at Uppsala University. One of the people behind the initiative is T...
Curiosity Inger Österdahl's main driver
A passionate interest in her subject and in writing is what drove Inger Österdahl, Professor at the Department of Law at Uppsala University,...
Tove Fall: “Important to make use of the knowledge”
The Olof Rudbeck Day 2023 will be marked by the pandemic. Now that the storm has settled, it is time to reflect on what lessons we, as a soc...
Ann-Christine Syvänen brought genomics into the clinic
Ann-Christine Syvänen established a technology platform at Uppsala University to map the genetics be...
Behavioural medicine used to treat chronic pain
Chronic pain is a global public health challenge that affects large groups of patients and carries a...
Negligent not to warn about ticks
He has 10,000 ticks in a freezer and is one of the media’s frequently hired experts on the subject. ...
She is keen to increase gender awareness in research and teaching
How are we affected by our environment and the materials around us? Just how gender equal are course...
Professor Ashok Swain has 500,000 followers on Twitter
Ashok Swain conducts research into climate change, right-wing populism and migration – global issues...
She knows how to generate enthusiasm for energy solutions
As an engineer Cecilia Boström is used to solving problems. She has continued with this in her role ...
Keen to see more applied environmental policy research
“I would like to see a great deal more applied environmental research in social sciences,” says Sver...
How diseases are affected by our lifestyle
The number of overall fractures is higher in Sweden than in many other countries, but why are Swedes...
Professor of Environmental Law: "I’m driven by curiosity"
How can legislation be connected to climate targets? David Langlet, Professor of Environmental Law a...