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LU has now joined the EOSC! What?
Live monitoring of nanowiregrowth
More reliable crop forecasts with AI and satellite data
By combining satellite data, mathematical and statistical ecosystem modeling, and artificial intelligence, it is now possible to generate earlier and more reliable crop yield forecasts—an essential step toward ensuring future food security in a changing climate. This is demonstrated in a new doctoral thesis by Xueying Li, PhD at the Department of Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science, and membe
https://www.merge.lu.se/article/more-reliable-crop-forecasts-ai-and-satellite-data - 2026-01-17
More reliable crop forecasts with AI and satellite data
By combining satellite data, mathematical and statistical ecosystem modeling, and artificial intelligence, it is now possible to generate earlier and more reliable crop yield forecasts—an essential step toward ensuring future food security in a changing climate. This is demonstrated in a new doctoral thesis by Xueying Li, PhD at the Department of Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science, and membe
https://www.becc.lu.se/article/more-reliable-crop-forecasts-ai-and-satellite-data - 2026-01-17
Climate-KIC announces Anders Wijkman as new Chair of the Governing Board
Climate-KIC, Europe’s largest public-private partnership tackling climate change through innovation, today announces the appointment of Anders Wijkman as Chair of the Governing Board of Association Climate-KIC, with immediate effect. Wijkman succeeds John Schellnhuber, who is stepping down having successfully served as Chair for six years, the maximum tenure of two terms. Schellnhuber was appoint
https://www.climate-kic.lu.se/article/climate-kic-announces-anders-wijkman-new-chair-governing-board - 2026-01-17
"In Romania you bite the bullet and do it yourself"
Mathematical model useful in pandemic planning
Another million grant - for research about active living
In Gothenburg, they know Lund University has been successful in Horizon Europe
A month ago, I made a visit to the University of Gothenburg’s Research Board. While there, I was asked, “Why has Lund University performed so incredibly well in Horizon Europe?” I counted myself lucky to have received an update beforehand from Research Services that we have been very successful, otherwise I would have been caught off guard. It just goes to show that we must update our view of ours
https://www.staff.lu.se/article/gothenburg-they-know-lund-university-has-been-successful-horizon-europe - 2026-01-18
Mathematical model useful in pandemic planning
New Thesis: Three questions for Vinicius De Souza Maia
The University names Queen Margrethe of Denmark as Honorary Fellow
Lund University will appoint Queen Margrethe of Denmark as Honorary Fellow at the University’s annual academic ceremony in January. Lund University has established the award of Honorary Fellow, which is to be conferred on individuals who through outstanding contributions in public or individual activities have been of great significance for the University and society. The award was given for the f
https://www.staff.lu.se/article/university-names-queen-margrethe-denmark-honorary-fellow - 2026-01-18
Korean National Assembly delegation learn from CASE researchers
Photo story: Visitors of different sizes, a burning thirst for knowledge and a smorgasbord of knowledge on Culture Night
Your responsibility as an employee from outside of the EU
Martin Leijnse involved in awarded ERC Synergy Grant
Martin Leijnse and three researchers from University of Copenhagen have received in total 10 million Euro for an ERC Synergy project called ‘Foundations of nonlocal and nonabelian condensed-matter systems'. Here, nonlocal means that quasiparticles encode a quantum state that is hidden from any local measurement, while nonabelian means that exchange of quasiparticles changes their joint quantum sta
https://www.nano.lu.se/article/martin-leijnse-involved-awarded-erc-synergy-grant - 2026-01-18
New Professor in Legal History
The Vice-Chancellor has decided to appoint Martin Sunnqvist as a Professor in Legal History at the Faculty of Law. Martin Sunnqvist's research focuses on comparative legal history, with a specific emphasis on the history of constitutional law and procedural law. His doctoral thesis examined the history of judicial review of legislation in the Nordic countries. Currently, Martin Sunnqvist is conduc
https://www.law.lu.se/article/new-professor-legal-history - 2026-01-17
