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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.

"In China, they decide and make changes immediately," says researcher.(Link in the comments section.)
09/11/2025

"In China, they decide and make changes immediately," says researcher.

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Old logbooks are important for climate science today, but even in the 1800s, amateur researchers used them to study the ...
09/11/2025

Old logbooks are important for climate science today, but even in the 1800s, amateur researchers used them to study the ocean. Presented by University of Oslo.

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After 19 years of trying, a couple in the US is expecting their first child thanks to AI. Norway is also developing AI s...
08/11/2025

After 19 years of trying, a couple in the US is expecting their first child thanks to AI. Norway is also developing AI systems to help those struggling to conceive.

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A new report shows that most people view AI as an existential threat and doubt authorities can regulate it. Presented by...
08/11/2025

A new report shows that most people view AI as an existential threat and doubt authorities can regulate it. Presented by Oslo Metropolitan University.

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"Removing the skin before sale does not make the salmon any healthier", writes Editor-in-chief Aksel Kjær Vidnes.
07/11/2025

"Removing the skin before sale does not make the salmon any healthier", writes Editor-in-chief Aksel Kjær Vidnes.

Their discoveries could be crucial for the search for life in our Solar System. Presented by University of Bergen.(Link ...
07/11/2025

Their discoveries could be crucial for the search for life in our Solar System. Presented by University of Bergen.

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Far more men were arrested for s*x with men than researchers previously believed.(Link in the comments section.)
06/11/2025

Far more men were arrested for s*x with men than researchers previously believed.

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Many older people feel pushed into digital life, but just as many value how it helps them take part in society. Presente...
06/11/2025

Many older people feel pushed into digital life, but just as many value how it helps them take part in society. Presented by Oslo Metropolitan University.

Native American children were sent to boarding schools. When they returned home, many no longer felt part of their commu...
05/11/2025

Native American children were sent to boarding schools. When they returned home, many no longer felt part of their communities.

“They no longer knew their language, they spoke and dressed differently. They no longer knew their family members,” says research director Deidre Whiteman.

One of these schools was Norwegian: Bethany Indian Mission School was established in 1884.

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Salmon reared at different temperatures developed as expected – until they were transferred to seawater, when one group ...
05/11/2025

Salmon reared at different temperatures developed as expected – until they were transferred to seawater, when one group surprised the researchers. Presented by Nofima The Norwegian Institute of Food, Fisheries and Aquaculture Research.

In 2023, something snaps for chemist Alexander Sandtorv.He's standing in the kitchen making crispbread with cheese. And ...
04/11/2025

In 2023, something snaps for chemist Alexander Sandtorv.

He's standing in the kitchen making crispbread with cheese. And that's when he really sees it: The cheese isn't just wrapped in plastic. There are also thin plastic sheets between every single slice.

"I lost it. We’re always being told that plastic pollution is a huge problem. So why do we continue with this outrageous use of plastic everywhere?" asks Sandtorv.

One of the things he's most worried about is that our plastic products contain a staggering amount of chemicals.

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"Loneliness is not just a personal problem,” says researcher. Presented by Oslo Metropolitan University.(Link to the art...
04/11/2025

"Loneliness is not just a personal problem,” says researcher. Presented by Oslo Metropolitan University.

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