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Could laundry detergents become obsolete?

Could the use of detergents to clean our clothes be a thing of the past? A researcher from Malmö University has investigated how purified water can be used for effective washing with minimal use of surfactants, which are the active ingredient in...

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Home monitoring of Parkinson’s disease symptoms could improve care

A digital technology for smartphones and other portable devices, developed by Malmö University researchers, can quantify the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease in the home environment.

The world’s most prolific Wikipedia contributor is Malmö University academic

On 21 May, the Swedish-language Wikipedia celebrated its 25th anniversary. And Malmö University researcher Sverker Johansson is one of the world’s most prolific Wikipedia contributors. However, he warns that generative AI could threaten the encyclopaedia’...

Nanotechnology paves the way for new antiviral drugs and simpler virus tests

Researchers at Malmö University have developed a new type of nanomaterial that can block a virus from attaching to cell surfaces and potentially simplify virus detection. This could become a powerful alternative to today's standard virus tests.

In Search of the Hidden Masters: Travel Narratives from an Imaginary Tibet

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AI can hear how ill you are

Can artificial intelligence detect illnesses from the sound of our voices? It is a question that an increasing number of researchers are asking. Carl Magnus Olsson and Dario Salvi at Malmö University are taking part in a European collaboration that is...

Erasmus+ grants for internships abroad

Find out how to apply for a grant for an internship from the EU programme Erasmus+.

Using snus may increase the risks associated with surgery

The use of snus is growing in popularity, particularly among young women. However, a doctoral thesis has now shown that its use can increase the risks associated with surgical procedures.