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The Government: Emergency Measures against the Flatworm Obama
The Government has decided that the authorities are allowed to take emergency measures to prevent the invasive flatworm Obama nungara from establishing itself in Sweden. It is a predator that eats other earthworms and can in the long run affect the conditions for cultivation.
AI colors the language in students' essays
The students at the universities in Malmö and Lund are using AI tools when writing essays in English. After the launch of the AI tool Chat GPT, the use of certain AI-typical words has increased by hundreds of percent, reports Sydsvenskan.
Danish Police: 32 Cases Involving Hired Swedes
In just over half a year, Danish police have registered 32 cases where Swedes are suspected of having been hired to commit violent crimes in Denmark. This is shown by a new compilation submitted by the police to the parliament, writes Politiken.
Preschool appears to protect against diabetes
Letting small children attend preschool can reduce their risk of developing type 1 diabetes, according to a new study. Exposure to viruses and bacteria is believed to be behind this, according to the researchers.
This is why migratory birds fly at such high altitudes
A coastal pipit with sights on Siberia found itself at an altitude of 3,000 meters when suddenly a peregrine falcon struck its claws into it. The attack helps researchers better understand why some migratory birds sometimes choose such high altitudes.
Falcon hunting at 3,000 meters altitude: "Fascinating"
Three kilometers above the Earth's surface, a peregrine falcon struck and killed a migrating coastal pipit. Thus, researchers confirmed for the first time that bird hunting occurs at such high altitudes.
Expert: Trump's victory "a slap in the face"
After Donald Trump's victory in the presidential election, many are worried about a setback for climate work, not only in the USA but also globally. It's a blow to the Paris Agreement, says climate expert Björn-Ola Linnér.
New AI tool can contribute to criminal investigations
A research team from, among others, Lund University has developed an AI tool that can identify the origin of microorganisms. This can, for example, involve tracing bacteria from a water area, a country or a city.
Europe is lagging behind in climate adaptations
Extreme weather due to climate change is intensifying faster than Europe's preparedness. Sweden is no exception, researchers believe.
Virtual reality treatment helps violent offenders: "Promising"
Individuals convicted of violent crimes show positive effects of a new treatment where VR technology is used. The effects largely remained three months after the treatment was completed, says Märta Wallinius, unit manager at the Forensic Psychiatric Regional Clinic in Växjö.
The answer to the riddle: Why women have no pockets
For almost a year now, a ban on bags has been introduced for larger events. For that part of the population who are used to carrying their things in a bag, the question arose of what to do with everything.
Extinct species named after hard rockers
How do you find suitable names for extinct worm stars that are over 400 million years old? Researchers at Lund University drew inspiration from the hard rock world. .
Defective sperm can complicate pregnancy
DNA damage to the father's genes increases the risk of preeclampsia during pregnancies that are the result of in vitro fertilization. .
Swedish universities climb the most in world rankings
Europe is losing ground to Asia in the ranking of the world's best universities. But Swedish higher education institutions are climbing the most on the list when Times Higher Education ranks the 2,000 best in the world.
"Legislate for a Clear Pay Slip"
It is high time to break the invisibility principle regarding the taxes and fees that employees pay. This is written by two national economists at Lund University on SvD Debatt.
The unexpected discovery about the Vikings' hunt for walruses
The Vikings on Greenland hunted walruses significantly further up in the waters of North American Arctic than previously thought. This strengthens the thesis that the Vikings had contact with North American peoples, hundreds of years before colonization.
Council for stomach problems – just as good as extreme diet
Those who suffer from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) can get significantly fewer problems by minimizing sugar and starch in their food. The simple method has proven to be just as effective as the stricter diet that is usually recommended.
New Zoom trick gets millions rolling in
In the American election campaign, large campaign meetings held via Zoom have attracted more than a hundred thousand participants. Now, Swedish parties are looking at the phenomenon with envy.
Migratory Birds May Stay Longer in Sweden
Short-distance migratory birds may stay longer in Sweden as a result of climate change. Those that perhaps flew to Denmark before can stay in Skåne nowadays, says ornithologist Anders Wirdheim.
Unique scope of the persons seeker attack
Long-term planning and large resources are likely behind the operation in Lebanon where thousands of seekers suddenly exploded. We are many who are stunned, says intelligence expert Tony Ingesson.
Wobbling Planet Baffles Researchers
Researchers at, among others, Lund University have discovered a smaller planet that appears to "wobble" along its orbit around its star. This is very unusual, says Judith Korth, who led the research team behind the discovery.
Billström: Leaving when it's most fun
Foreign Minister Tobias Billström (M) is leaving his post when the Riksdag opens next week. You should leave when it's most fun, he says to TT.
Trees' unexpected ability: absorbs methane
The trees' bark has an unexpected ability, shows new research in, among other things, Swedish forests. The discovery suggests that trees do the climate a greater service than previously thought.
Contact Advertisement for Electric Road on Öresund Bridge
Many puzzle pieces are already in place for a future electric highway on the Öresund Bridge. This is the opinion of three actors who are now making a declaration of intent to get the ball rolling in earnest.
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