Articles by: Jenny Rydén
Obesity and metabolic diseases
speaks to who discovered GLP-1 and , professor of experimental cardiovascular research at Lund University, about recent discoveries and treatments for obesity and metabolic diseases. The talk was recorded at the .
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AI’s impact on medicine
Beyond its role in diagnostics, how might AI change healthcare, by for instance improving the discovery and design of new treatments or transforming care systems? of the Fleming Initiative, of Karolinska Institutet and Nobel Prize laureate discuss AI’s impact on medicine at the 2025 Nobel Prize Dialogue. The talk was recorded at the .
moreThe usefulness of useless knowledge?
Nobel Prize laureates and come together with , Chief Executive Officer of Wellcome, to discuss how to strike the right balance between discovery research, understanding how life works, and applications to medicine. How can research make an impact on our lives? The talk was recorded at the .
moreOpening address – Nobel Prize award ceremony 2025
Opening address by Professor Astrid Söderbergh Widding, Chair of the Board of the Nobel Foundation, at the 2025 Nobel Prize award ceremony. Speech by Professor Astrid Söderbergh Widding, Chair of the Board of the Nobel Foundation Your Majesties, Your Royal Highnesses,Esteemed Nobel Prize Laureates, Excellencies,Ladies and Gentlemen, On behalf of the Nobel Foundation, it is…
moreCrash course – 2025 Nobel Prizes
How much do you know about the achievements awarded the 2025 Nobel Prizes? Take our one-minute crash course on each of the prizes and find out how they have changed our world. See all crash courses here.
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Nobel Prize Banquet menu 2025
MENU Soupe aux cèpes servie avec une salade épaissede champignons de culture suédois,de fromage Almnäs Tegel, d’huile de gingembreet de truffe d’hiver noire.Beurre truffé et pain craquant parfumé aux cèpes. Turbot farci aux noix de Saint-Jacques et à la laminaire sucrée,céleri-rave rôti glacé à la livèche, pommes de terre sautées au beurreet petits oignons argentés…
moreFighting disease: “Bloodlines, Mississippi”
Around the world, scientists and healthcare professionals continue to build on the foundations laid by Nobel Prize laureates. In this short clip from the film Bloodlines, Mississippi, we follow a doctor’s mission to advocate for an often-overlooked community facing preventable losses. Short clip: “Bloodlines, Mississippi” Despite advances in diabetes treatment, amputations continue to devastate communities…
moreHigh hopes for quantum technologies
Although still in its early stages, quantum computing is advancing rapidly, along with quantum technologies as a whole. Nobel Prize-awarded work on entangled quantum states and quantum mechanical tunnelling were driving forces behind this progress. Applications of quantum technologies are anticipated to improve our daily lives and contribute to solving global challenges. Quantum mechanics underpins…
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Frances Arnold: “Science thrives when ideas are exchanged”
The risk of losing free flow of ideas and people is one of the most pressing challenges for science, says 2018 chemistry laureate Frances Arnold. In this interview, she also elaborates on the importance of enzymes in healthcare, the promises of AI and the uses of “useless” knowledge in science. How important is basic research…
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