ScienceNordic – Science news from Northern Europe

Queer opera singers: “I was too feminine, too ‘gay.’ I heard that on opera stages in both Asia and Europe”

How Svalbard is becoming a living lab for marine restoration

"Norwegians practice a friendship version of a ‘one-night stand'"

Putin’s dream of the perfect family

Politics on Facebook: Populist parties choose divisive issues on purpose

Red algae grown in wastewater from fish-farming facilities could become sustainable salmon feed

Social media is connected to cyberbullying – but not how we thought

This researcher has helped more economics students pass their maths exams

“We may indeed be entering a turning point for nature”

A researcher has listened to 480 versions of Hitler's favourite music. This is what he found

Together, the interpretations of the same classical work mirror world history, the professor says.

New study: Even brand-new apartments in cities can have poor indoor air quality

"What works in a single family home in the countryside is not necessarily adequate for a small apartment in the city,” says researcher.

This helps the youngest children enjoy school more

Passion projects and more physical activity give more children a better school day.

These whales have summer jobs as ocean fertilisers

There are many cases of fathers and sons both reaching elite level in football. Why is that?

Can we tap the ocean’s power to capture carbon?

Researcher: "AI weakens our judgement"