The Nordic and Baltic countries are well placed to shape the future of quantum technology. Investments in shared initiatives can contribute to a globally competitive quantum ecosystem rooted in Nordic values and excellence, according to a new report.
The world is in turmoil, and the Nordic countries have moved closer together. But if we do not succeed in strengthening co-operation in areas such as research and seize the opportunity now that it presents itself, when will we do so? asks Johan Strang, Professor of Nordic Studies at the University of Helsinki.
The world’s push for clean energy depends on critical minerals such as lithium and rare earth elements. But while they are essential to cutting emissions, their extraction often threatens fragile environments and Indigenous livelihoods.
Nordic research cooperation strengthens scientific quality and delivers concrete benefits to society. This is documented in our new Impact Report for 2025.
