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Using nature to inspire smart solutions

In his doctoral thesis, Vladislav Genevskiy has investigated how nanoimprint lithography (NIL) technology can be used to create nature-inspired solutions: from green energy to medical products that help fight infections.

Admissions: Malmö University reaches second highest figure ever

Admission figures for the autumn term are in: Malmö University has admitted almost 18,000 students, the second highest number ever. Among the new admissions are those for the new Master’s of Science in Engineering programme, which has already filled its...

Global and Glocal Health (GGH)

The Research Platform Global and Glocal Health (GGH) – Improving Knowledge for Health from a Multicultural and Equality Perspective in a Changing Society – is an interdisciplinary research environment on global and glocal health that combines various...

MIM: researching the drivers and consequences of migration

There is a lot going on at the Malmö Institute for Migration Studies (MIM) this year. In June, the centre will host a major international conference on migration, and this autumn it will present a survey on diversity and inclusion in Malmö.

Housing as a digitalized service

AI technology can deliver more IVF babies

The number of successful pregnancies through IVF treatment currently stands at 30 to 50 per cent globally. By analysing the environmental conditions in the clinics' laboratories using AI, researchers at Malmö University believe they can improve the chance...

Male victims of violence and their mental ill health during the life course.

Cariogram

The Cariogram generates an interactive graphical picture illustrating the patient's risk for developing new dental caries lesions.

New knowledge can improve care for patients with serious oral and jaw problems

One in four Swedes suffers from multiple oral and jaw problems at the same time, which significantly affects their quality of life. Now, new knowledge presented in Ibrahim Oghli’s doctoral thesis can help improve care for these people.

Between naturalness & artificiality: Meaning-making logics in places for sport & outdoor recreation