Research and innovation
Meeting the challenges of our time
Our research increases our understanding of the world, makes complex issues comprehensible and addresses global challenges in areas such as democracy, digitalisation, health and sustainability.
Better health
Our research generates new knowledge for disease prevention, healthier living, improved diagnostics and innovative treatments.
Future technology
We develop new technologies that are essential for society, for treatment of diseases and for the development of efficient, clean and secure energy.
Open societies
We want to contribute to a culture of open debate and a stronger democracy. By working together, we can address global social problems and promote human rights.
Sustainable planet
We have a responsibility to leave our planet in a state that ensures better lives for future generations. Our research will help solve the environmental and climate crises.
Nobel Prize in physics
Physicist Anne L'Huillier is Lund University’s first Nobel Prize laureate.
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Visit our faculty websites to discover more about the research taking place across the University.