It’s almost time for Super Tuesday! The 3rd of March Democrats in 14 states will vote for their favorite presidential candidate, and almost a third of all the pledged delegates will be awarded to the candidates. A president will possibly be able...
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Last week, a delegation of Americans from 16 different cities and states went to Sweden to look at how we manage our waste, so that they could get inspiration on how to improve their management as well as inspire Swedish agencies and companies to...
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“Broadening participation is a national challenge that requires national solutions” (NSF.gov)
In both Sweden and the United States, there is a widespread understanding that innovation, research, and higher education is enhanced when there...
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The US
research funding landscape is diverse, somewhat difficult to navigate for individual
researchers, but nonetheless full of opportunities. Typically, there are three
sources of external funding to support research in the US; government (i.e.,...
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The rapid technological development is changing society as well as people's everyday lives. Governments are both facing the need to take advantage of opportunities and at the same time manage the risks that follow this development. So how does the...
Science Counselor Henric Johnson, Ambassador Karin Olofsdotter and the laureates.
It has become somewhat of a yearly tradition that the Embassy of Sweden in Washington D.C. welcomes the American Nobel laureates to House of Sweden for a Nobel symposium and gala dinner. This day is dedicated to celebrating the laureates who have...
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Sweden is a country in the forefront of research and innovation, with
great international connections. Every year, a large number of academics,
researchers, entrepreneurs, and students, cross the Atlantic to engage in the
US research enterprise. Up...
