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Stockholm Seminar

Feeding humanity, fuelling global economies and trade, reversing climate change. Are we asking to much of the ocean? Seminar with Ben Halpern 20 May.

Safe drinking water

New Beijer Institute project receives SEK 6 million grant from Formas to increase access to safe drinking water in South Asia.

Science and visual design

How can design help us turn good intentions into sustainable action? Question explored in exhibition by design students and researchers.

Nutrient bioavailability

Researchers argue that bioavailability, the amount of nutrients the body can absorb and use, should be included in environmental and human health targets.

Robot-assisted digitization

New research develops and validates a robot-assisted method to massively accelerate historical aerial photography digitization.

Vacancy: Research Assistant

Join us as a research assistant to help advance sustainability research on participation, wellbeing, and human-nature relationships.
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RESEARCH

Research Programmes

The Beijer Institute strives to create research frontiers at the interface of ecology, economics and related disciplines, in order to promote a deeper understanding of the interplay between ecological systems and social and economic development in relation to sustainability.

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Urban Social-Ecological Systems

Aquaculture and Sustainable Seafood

Behaviour, Economics and Nature

Governance, Technology and Complexity

NEW PUBLICATION

What is the evidence on indirect drivers of biodiversity loss worldwide? A systematic map protocol Grossi, F., D. I. Avila-Ortega, A.-S. Crépin, E. A. Virtanen, E. Di Minin. 2026. What is the evidence on indirect drivers of biodiversity loss worldwide? A systematic map protocol. PLOS One 21(3): e0341928.
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PEOPLE

Patrik Henriksson
Patrik Henriksson
Affiliated researcher, PhD
Michele L. Barnes
Michele L. Barnes
Board member, Associate professor, University of Sydney, Australia
Agneta Sundin
Agneta Sundin
Communications officer
Emily Boyd
Emily Boyd
Director, Professor
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