• Campus day 2025

    You're invited to Campus Day on September 3rd from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM!

  • Portabel Health: Crowned Winner of Flemingsberg Science STARTUP Award 2025

    Quickly finding the right personnel is one of the healthcare sector’s major challenges—especially in times of staff shortages and increasing demands for efficiency. Portabel Health offers a modern solution to these problems through a digital platform that makes it easy for care providers to access qualified nurses and healthcare professionals.

  • Agnes Török: A Voice for Performance Poetry & Reading Promotion

    With roots in Sweden and an international career, Agnes Török has established themselves as one of the most engaging voices in modern poetry. Agnes Török is Sweden’s Reading Ambassador, a spoken word poet, and an author. Recently, they were also appointed as the lead instructor for the new university program in Performance Poetry and Storytelling at The Stockholm University College of Music Education (SMI).

  • GameHub Flemingsberg: A New Initiative to Create the Gaming Cluster of the Future

    The Flemingsberg Science Foundation is launching a business development program in collaboration with Drivhuset Stockholm, associated partners, and Södertörn University as a first step in establishing a gaming cluster in Flemingsberg. The project, named GameHub, aims to facilitate the creation of new gaming companies and strengthen Flemingsberg’s position as a center for game development.

  • Södertörn University Invests in Social Innovation for Youth in Flemingsberg

    Södertörn University has announced that they have been granted funding from the Swedish ESF Council to establish a competence center for social innovation. Flemingsberg continues its development as an innovation hub as researchers, students, and various stakeholders engage in efforts to combat social and economic vulnerability among young people in Södertörn.

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