ScienceNordic – Science news from Northern Europe

For 'Amalie,' going to prison was devastating. But it helped her get sober

Mental health: Young people get better answers from ChatGPT than from experts

This offers hope for people living with dementia

Your rain gauge could help improve weather forecasts

Study: Many teens sext on social media

Are boys more motivated and girls more compassionate?

“Our research can contribute to the development of batteries that store more energy"

People who fear rejection are more likely to pursue social status

How electric ships can charge at sea

Study: Art can be a safe space for artists with minority backgrounds

"The findings are relevant for the classroom," says researcher.

The myth claims that Northern Norwegian spruce is unsuitable as a building material. Researchers now have the answer

Large areas of Northern Norway were planted with spruce trees in the 1940s and 1950s. These forests are now mature and ready for harvesting. But can the timber be used?

Researchers have now identified a mechanism that may explain why some people have a higher risk of developing lymphoma

Patients with autoimmune diseases such as lupus and rheumatoid arthritis have an increased risk of developing the blood cancer lymphoma.

"A father told his son that he hoped he would choose celibacy, so that they could be reunited in heaven"

“Age limits on social media are a dead end”

Massive indoor ocean basin: Never before have such high demands been placed on concrete

Food texture affects both what and how much you eat