ScienceNordic will cover Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland – with an eye on Greenland, the Faroe Islands and Åland.

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ScienceNordic covers science in the broadest sense – the human sciences as well as natural science, health and technology. It pays extra attention to areas where Nordic researchers have their particular strengths. These include green technology, climate and the environment, oil and offshore technology, biotechnology, gender equality and the welfare state and its economy.

ScienceNordic targets academic circles, the business community, international organisations and decision-makers with interests in scientific developments, science journalists, and anyone else who appreciates what has been called “trained and organised sense”.