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Guest seminar Raymond Pierrehumbert, University of Oxford / MIT

Title: TBD

Elisa Macchi, Brown University

Title TBA

Colloquiums in German and Dutch: Jana Christin Lammerding on witches and fertility in the German-language tradition

Jana Christin Lammerding presents her research.

SWS Seminar: Moira Nelson (Lund University)

Drop-in at the Academic Writing Service, Tuesdays 2–3 pm

Do you have a question you need a quick answer to? Do you want to polish up your study skills? Are you unsure about an aspect of referencing or academic style?

The Sven Pedersen Lecture Award 2026: Professor Takeshi Miyakawa

Professor Takeshi Miyakawa is the recipient of the 2026 Svend Pedersen Lecture Award in recognition of his contributions to the internationalisation of Japanese Lesson Study, his innovative research on paradidactic infrastructure, and his influential cross-cultural studies of mathematical proof.

Social running – running for everyone

Do you want to meet others and be physically active? Join us every Tuesday!

Shut up and read! Shut up and write!

Make progress on your reading or writing in this weekly meeting at the Academic Writing Service.

Lunch break yoga online

Take a break with yoga, find your centre and be present in the moment. Every Wednesday at lunchtime, online via Zoom.

The Digital History Seminar: Gendered occupations of computing in Sweden, 1953–1983

The Digital History Seminar welcomes Aron Ambrosiani, Chalmers Technical University.

Master's degree in Business at Stockholm University

Are you considering pursuing a master's degree in Business at Stockholm University? Join our upcoming webinar and discover how Stockholm Business School master's programmes can help you take the next step in your academic and professional journey.

The Green Zone seminar series: On location book launch - Heritage and the Politics of Invasive Alien Species

Heritage and the Politics of Invasive Alien Species (Cambridge University) examines invasive alien species through critical heritage studies. By using Swedish examples, it shows how species management is shaped by memory, tradition, and belonging, challenging purely ecological views of conservation. The presenters at this seminar are Lars Kaijser, Mattias Frihammar and Maja Lagerqvist.