News
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Plastic-associated chemicals in electronic waste affect human cells and may cause health risks
Electronic waste such as lamps, computers and mobile phones contain chemicals that can cause endocrine disruption and inflammation in human cells. This is the result of research at Örebro University. Hormonal disorders can cause biological effects that...
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Study shows how biomarkers can be used in cancer care
Alvida Qvick has shown how biomarkers can be used in different areas of cancer care by analysing substances released into the blood as tumours grow.
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How to act in a dangerous situation
How can you protect yourself in a dangerous situation? Here, we've collected recommendations from the Police and the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB) on how to act in case of immediate danger.
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Where to go if you want to talk about recent events or light a candle
The University Chaplaincy and its facilities will continue to be open for anyone who wants to talk after the school shooting in Örebro. Staff from the Student Health Centre, Örebro Student Union, and a chaplain will be available. Opening hours are 9:00...
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Örebro University cancels this year’s academic celebrations
This year’s academic celebrations at Örebro University have been cancelled. They were to take place on 7–8 February. “Örebro is a town in mourning. We are now cancelling our academic celebrations following the worst shooting in the history of our country...
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Hundreds of students and staff held a minute’s silence to honour victims
Hundreds of students and staff gathered on Wednesday to hold a minute’s silence for those victims of the violent attack in Örebro. Flags on our three campuses were flown at half-mast.
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Örebro is in mourning – the university is open for students and employees
Örebro is a city in mourning. On Tuesday evening and Wednesday, the University Chaplaincy in Forumhuset will be open to employees and students for support. Staff from the Student Health Centre (Studenthälsan), our chaplain and Örebro Student Union will...
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University Board nominates Åke Ingerman as new vice-chancellor
Professor Åke Ingerman is the name put forward for new vice-chancellor by the board of Örebro University. The decision was made during the board meeting on Wednesday. The final decision will be taken by the Government at a later date.
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Here is how Örebro University’s three campuses will develop in the future
Örebro University will continue to grow over the next ten years. Growth will focus on renovations, not just on constructing new buildings. This is detailed in the campus plan jointly developed by Örebro University and the property company, Akademiska Hus.
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VR technology eases phantom limb pain after amputation
Virtual reality helps amputees experience less pain and improve their quality of life, according to a new study. “It has a greater impact on quality of life than we initially thought,” says Kajsa Lidström-Holmqvist, affiliated researcher at Örebro...
