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Research Project Pathogens, Pandemics and the Development of Nordic Societies

Project Duration: 05/01/2021 - 09/30/2025
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Foto: Stock foto af nyfødt. Colourbox.

Did the 1918 influenza pandemic cause a 1920 baby boom? Demographic evidence from neutral Europe

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Photo: Stock photo of stock failure. Colourbox.

The last hunger years? The 1826–1832 mortality crisis in Denmark

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Photo: Professor Lone Simonsen. By Ulrik Jantzen. Published with consent from Roskilde University.

Pandemics: Past, present and future

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Partners in the Nordic countries

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Meet the NORDEMICS consortium

The NORDEMICS consortium consists of members and partners from Denmark, Norway, Finland, and Sweden.

Needle for vaccination

Finland's first vaccine mandate

A preprint from NORDEMICS researchers shows that Finland’s first vaccine mandate helped to raise vaccination rates, and has implications for COVID-19 vaccine policy.

Corona demonstration with sign saying "stop corona"

Signatures of pandemics in transition

Data from previous pandemics was used to integrate demography, social mixing, and immunity into a mathematical model to establish a plausible range for future COVID-19 incidence and mortality.

Funding

The project Pathogens, Pandemics and the Development of Nordic Societies (NORDEMICS) has been granted 11 mio. DKK from Nordforsk.

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The research project at the Roskilde University Research Potal

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Contact

Lone Simonsen
Director, head of project, professor
Prone +45 2342 9503
lonesimo@ruc.dk

Johanne Greibe Andersen
Project coordinator
Phone +45 4674 3980
johannea@ruc.dk