Lova Meister defended her doctoral thesis in Translation Studies in 2025: Style in Subtitles: A Dialogical Approach to Characterisation in Subtitled Film and Television Drama. The Institute for Interpreting and Translation Studies at the Department of Swedish Language and Multilingualism, Stockholm University.
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Giorgio Basciu defended his doctoral thesis in Scandinavian Languages in 2025: Word Pairs and Other Syndetic Constructions in Old Norse Poetry . Department of Swedish Language and Multilingualism at Stockholm University.
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Anna Persson defended her doctoral thesis in Scandinavian Languages in 2024: Comparing theories of pre-linguistic normalization for vowel perception. Department of Swedish Language and Multilingualism at Stockholm University.
Anna Mammitzsch will defend her thesis Experiencing and narrating migration: A linguistic ethnography of identity work among German-speaking migrants in Stockholm. The study explores how German-speaking migrants in Stockholm construct their identities through narratives.
The Swedish Institute for Interpreting and Translation Studies at Stockholm University (TÖI) is hosting the 13th Nordic Seminar for interpreter teachers on 10–11 December in Stockholm. The conference theme is "Interpreting in the Nordic countries: working and teaching in the new technology era".
Welcome to the International conference in Children’s Literature and Translation Studies (CLTS) on 22–23 August 2024, in Stockholm 2024. The theme is New Voices in Children’s Literature in Translation: Culture, Power and Transnational Approaches. Deadline for abstract: 30 November 2023. For information about call for papers, abstract proposal, keynote speakers, honorary speakers, organizing committee, scientific committe and contact, please see: tolk.su.se/CLTS
Kristiina Savola defended her PhD thesis on 23 August 2024.
Professor Laura Álvarez López's interview is featured in São Paulo's Museum of Portuguese Language Exhibition "African Languages That Shape Brazil"
On 23–25 May, the international symposium "Transdisciplinary Potentials of Spectral Landscapes: Bridging Space, Memory, and Language" took place, arranged by Natalia Volvach, Caroline Kerfoot and Danielle Drozdzewski at Stockholm University. They were granted a total of 192.000 SEK.
Communication professionals have a paramount role in global crisis. What did they learn during the covid pandemic that could be used in future global crisis? In an article, Mats Landqvist and Mona Blåsjö identifies and analyzes strategy changes among communicators in municipalities and how their conceptions of communicated knowledge transformed during the pandemic.
The Anna Ahlström and Ellen Terserus Foundation for PhD's has decided to award Natalia Volvach at Stockholm University a two-year research scholarship for Doctor of Philosophy 2024–2025: Ukrainian Voices in Sweden. "Countering Voicelessness: Lived experiences of language among war refugees from Ukraine in Sweden".
Aleksandra Adler and Laura Babcock at the Institute for Interpreting and Translation Studies are two out of four researchers at Stockholm University to receive time grant from Stockholm University Brain Imaging Center (SUBIC).
