Our research is frequently featured in the popular media in Sweden and elsewhere. The links below display only some of the most recent media coverage.
Inför starten av konferensen Baltic Sea Future den 8–9 mars på Stockholmsmässan skriver klimatforskare vid Stockholms universitet en debattartikel i tidningen Dagens Samhälle om hur klimatförändringarna påverkar Östersjön.
Kevin Noone, Institutionen för miljövetenskap och analytisk kemi (ACES), och Maria Grahn, Chalmers, diskuterar tekniken med att fånga in koldioxid i radioprogrammet Klotet i P1.
Professor Christina Rudén med flera skriver en replik på SvD Debatt om bekämpningsmedel.
Professor Magnus Breitholtz was interviewed by Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet about the effects of UV filters in sunscreens on fish and birds.
ACES researcher Martin Ogonowski commented on controversial microplastics study from Uppsala University (from 16’40”)
ACES professor Christer Johansson discusses the high levels of particles inside road tunnels in the Stockholm area.
The paper by ACES researcher Jana Weiss and colleagues where they found brominated chemicals in the blood of indoor cats was featured in major Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet.
Interview with ACES researcher Jana Weiss, co-author of a paper about brominated chemicals in the blood of indoor cats.
Feature article about the paper by ACES professor Ian Cousins and colleagues in Switzerland and the USA where they called for global action to better regulate production and use of the high number of PFAS currently on the market.
Feature article about the article by ACES professor Ian Cousins and colleagues in Switzerland and USA about how to best deal with the high number of PFAS currently on the market.
ACES professor Ian Cousins was interviewed about an article he co-authored with colleagues from Switzerland and the US on how to best deal with large number of PFAS currently on the market. From 2’30” (in Swedish)
An article based on the work of ACES researcher Claudia Lindim has been published in the current issue of the Science for Environment Policy News Alert issued by the European Commission.
Department of Environmental Science
Stockholm university
Geovetenskapens hus,
Svante Arrhenius väg 8, Stockholm
Arrheniuslaboratoriet,
Svante Arrhenius väg 16, Stockholm
