A well-functioning working life is central to the development of society, as it creates the conditions for economic growth and for the funding of welfare systems. In a time of rapid societal changes, working life must be shaped in such a way that it is inclusive, sustainable and promotes good health and wellbeing.
The Nordic countries lie at the boundary between two structurally different biomes: boreal forests, dominated by trees, and the tundra, dominated by low-lying vegetation. This biome boundary is currently shifting because of ongoing climate warming and changes in land use.
Nordic POP (patient oriented products) is aiming at providing the scientific foundation for the next generation pharmaceutical products by strengthening the use of interdisciplinary approaches within Nordic pharmaceutical sciences.
The technological development of Artificial Intelligence is rapidly evolving, and its implementation is developing in unpredictable patterns. Seventeen new research projects have received funding to support the ethical use of AI.
More women are applying to join the police force, but only a few are accepted into the emergency response service. A new book examines the work culture in the operational police force and reveals a male-dominated culture where women are considered inferior.
Society has much to gain from enhancing the effectiveness of the health sector, and funding is now available for research projects aimed at developing innovative products, services and concepts that can be implemented in a practical manner in the health and welfare systems.
