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How to reach us
Stockholm Resilience Centre is located at Kräftriket 2B, 10 minutes walk from Stockholm University campus. Click on the map for a bigger version
Kräftriket 2B is situated next to Roslagsvägen and there are several options to easily get here. Take the subway or bus to Odenplan, Tekniska Högskolan or Universitetet and get off at bus stop Albano.
From Odenplan: Bus 50 towards Stora Lappkärrsberget.
From Tekniska Högskolan: Bus 676 towards Norrtälje or bus 670 towards Vaxholm.
From Universitetet: Bus 50 towards Hornsberg or 676, 670 towards Tekniska högskolan. If you prefer a walk it takes 10 minutes along Roslagsvägen towards the city.
From Arlanda: Take the airport coach or Arlanda Express train to the Central Station (Centralen) and take the underground to one of the above stops.
At the door you will find an entry phone system, simply press the arrows to find and call the person you are visiting to be let in.
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LATEST NEWS
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Research news | 2020-10-19
How to make ecosystem services assessments informative and feasible
New study shows how to engage with stakeholders in order for a science-based assessment to have an impact
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Research news | 2020-10-15
This virus makes us question our established ways
With this pandemic, the opportunity to think outside the box is now
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Research news | 2020-10-14
From head to tone
Elke Weber, a Princeton professor and member of the centre’s science advisory board, knows a thing or two about the human brain and what it takes to get people to act
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Research news | 2020-10-14
How top predators and fisheries can survive on the same prey
New research determines the amount of prey required for marine top predators to thrive, improving fisheries management
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Research news | 2020-10-09
Why panarchy can improve ecosystem management
A successful implementation of “panarchy” thinking in the US may boost reforms of environmental laws and policies
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Research news | 2020-10-08
More options now means bigger resilience in the future
New study takes first step in analysing how resilience can be measured over time
Stockholm Resilience Centre is a collaboration between Stockholm University and the Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Stockholm Resilience Centre
Stockholm University, Kräftriket 2B
SE-10691
Phone: +46 8 674 70 70
info@stockholmresilience.su.se
Organisation number: 202100-3062
VAT No: SE202100306201
