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BIOLOGY EDUCATORS TEAM UP WITH KEY ACTORS IN THE SOCIETY TO SUPPORT BIODIVERSITY Through innovative collaboration with various stakeholders in society, the project takes a significant step towards preserving our planet's diversity of life.
Prestigious Grant awarded to researcher at Karlstad University Stephen De Lisle will study how the evolution of sex has contributed to the diversity we see around us today, touching on the origins and development of life.
Research for an environmentally friendly paper industry New research shows how the purification of wastewater from pulp manufacturing can be made more energy efficient.
The mystery around hornification New research can now explain the mechanisms of hornification, knowledge that will enable us to recycle paper fibers many more times then today.
Biochar - a valuable resource Waste from the forest industry can be transformed into useful resources as soil improvers, energy sources or absorbents in treatment plants.
Research for sustainable, environmentally friendly papermaking Papermaking often requires additives to achieve desired properties, such as the strength of the paper. New research shows that this can be solved in an, as of yet, untested way.
Meet our researchers Do you want to collaborate with one of our researchers? Here you will find contact information.