ScienceNordic – Science news from Northern Europe

The water temperature salmon experience as embryos can shape their future health

This is how emissions from express ferries can be halved in just five years

Salmon make clicking sounds when stressed – but no one knows how they do it

Green school surroundings matter most in these neighbourhoods

Darwin’s giant plant shows how species adapt

“My pulse quickens every time someone says that children and young people are digital natives"

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

New research shows that it is very common among Norwegian teens to both send and receive messages with a photo or video of intimate body parts.

How one genetic error can affect both the heart and the brain

Children with severe neurodevelopmental conditions often also have heart defects. But why? The answer may lie in genes that are broken in both organs, according to new research.

The pressure from magma can fold solid rock in less than one day

The consequences of volcanic eruptions can be severe. Researchers have now made a surprising discovery. They found the evidence on a mountainside.

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