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ScienceNordic Independent news on research in the Nordic countries. Visit Science Nordic here: http://www.sciencenordic.com

Independent news on research in the Nordic countries

ScienceNordic, launched in November 2011, is the trusted English-language source for science news from the Nordic countries. We cover science in the broadest sense – the human sciences as well as natural science, health and technology. ScienceNordic is the result of a joint effort from two well-established science news services, Forskning.no in

Norway and Videnskab.dk in Denmark, which work in close collaboration with partners in Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Greenland, the Faroe Islands and Åland. Our team of experienced science reporters and editors follow the regional scientific communities closely and report on the latest and greatest discoveries. Videnskab.dk and Forskning.no are both highly regarded, award-winning science news services, published in Danish and Norwegian respectively. Both disseminate national and international science news through their independent editorial offices. Our content is targeted toward the global research community: researchers, students, the business sector, innovation clusters, international institutions and media – along with anybody else with an interest in science. Content from Forskning.no and Videnskab.dk may be made available in English on ScienceNordic, and content produced for ScienceNordic may similarly be published in the local languages on Forskning.no and Videnskab.dk. ScienceNordic is published online and is available to all.

Amid the debate over whole-grain bread and tinned fish, researchers say something crucial is being overlooked: We now ha...
28/12/2025

Amid the debate over whole-grain bread and tinned fish, researchers say something crucial is being overlooked: We now have a food system that is designed to make us overeat unhealthy food.

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A major Nordic study shows that local authorities played a crucial role in handling Covid-19 – and why trust and flexibi...
27/12/2025

A major Nordic study shows that local authorities played a crucial role in handling Covid-19 – and why trust and flexibility are key to surviving future crises. Presented by Oslo Metropolitan University.

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"Leadership development must not end up becoming self-development." Read the article in the comments 👇
26/12/2025

"Leadership development must not end up becoming self-development." Read the article in the comments 👇

One in five teachers is uncertain about their own knowledge of the law that is meant to ensure a safe school environment...
25/12/2025

One in five teachers is uncertain about their own knowledge of the law that is meant to ensure a safe school environment. Presented by University of Agder.

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Parents risk poisoning their children with multivitamins, says a Danish professor. No, they don't – but make sure the ch...
25/12/2025

Parents risk poisoning their children with multivitamins, says a Danish professor. No, they don't – but make sure the children don't get too much, says a Norwegian researcher.

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Biological age is becoming higher than actual age.(Link to the article below, in the comments.👇)
23/12/2025

Biological age is becoming higher than actual age.

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When opera singers aren’t forced into stereotypes, but are allowed to express what feels natural, something new emerges,...
23/12/2025

When opera singers aren’t forced into stereotypes, but are allowed to express what feels natural, something new emerges, says a researcher. Presented by University of Oslo.

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Pregnant women in Norway are unusually healthy in an international context. Still, 99 per cent of them are worried. Pres...
21/12/2025

Pregnant women in Norway are unusually healthy in an international context. Still, 99 per cent of them are worried. Presented by NTNU - Norwegian University of Science and Technology.

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Love them or hate them, shopping centres function as social hubs, providing safe spaces that alleviate loneliness – part...
20/12/2025

Love them or hate them, shopping centres function as social hubs, providing safe spaces that alleviate loneliness – particularly for the elderly. Presented by NMBU, Norwegian University of Life Sciences.

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An approximately five-centimetre thick layer in the mountainside on Svalbard consists almost exclusively of bones. As th...
20/12/2025

An approximately five-centimetre thick layer in the mountainside on Svalbard consists almost exclusively of bones. As the researchers dig, vertebrae and shark teeth and pieces of ribs emerge in droves.

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A new tool is helping researchers simulate erosion and climate change, turning data into action. Presented by SINTEF.(Li...
19/12/2025

A new tool is helping researchers simulate erosion and climate change, turning data into action. Presented by SINTEF.

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In principle, even chemical polishing removes some silver, says chemistry professor.(Link to the article below, in the c...
18/12/2025

In principle, even chemical polishing removes some silver, says chemistry professor.

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