Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics
Research subjectThe atmosphere is a multi-phase system, with solids, liquids and gases existing and constantly interacting.
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The atmosphere is a multi-phase system, with solids, liquids and gases existing and constantly interacting.
We build theoretical and computational tools for the interpretation and quantitative description of experimental observations - in particular those made with attosecond light sources.
In atomic physics we perform fundamental experimental and theoretical research on the inherent properties of atomic systems and on atomic collision processes in the broad sense.

Mothers with cognitive difficulties, such as intellectual disability (ID) and ADHD, are at increased risk for lowered caregiving ability. However, there is a notable lack of research about factors contributing to this increased risk, which hampers the ability to provide supportive interventions.

The goal of the research project is to investigate in a multifaceted way how different types of knowledge about attendance in preschool can contribute to enabling an equal education system for all children in Sweden.

This research project investigates the role of altered reward processing in three developmental psychiatric disorders: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and Major Depressive Disorder (MDD).

Leading a professional encounter with the support of an interpreter is a highly specializedskill, yet training in this competence within professional degree programmes is almost non-existent. This project examines how students in a social work programme practise conducting professional encounters together with students from interpreter training programmes.

Att samverka över organisationsgränser för effektivare klimatomställning? -En studie av Klimatarena Stockholm
Project about Swedish literary authors working for the film industry in the classical period (1930s-1950s). Case studies on Astrid Lindgren and Stina Bergman are in process, and will be followed by studies on Ulla Isaksson, Vilhelm Moberg, Per Anders Fogelström and Ivar Lo-Johansson.
While the future of autonomous vehicles seems to be approaching, there will still be instances where human intervention will be necessary. In this project we develop Extended Reality experiences to provide visions of this future, informed by current events and autonomous agent research.

Ready for robots? The integration of robots and autonomous systems into society has impacts across scales, connecting the intimate and emotional to the regulatory and economic. We take a human-centred and movement-focused approach to this transformation.

Avoiding a green transition dilemma – The need for climate impact assessments in Swedish Sápmi.
Do axions exist, and if so, how do we find them?
Bacterial infections that cause cell damage and cancer.
The Baltic Sea ecosystem and marine life are exposed to many different impact factors at the same time. The BalticCAT research project further develops a food web model that will calculate the effects of a large number of natural and human impact factors.

Baltic Cultural Heritage, in its material form, but most importantly, in its immaterial form, is a new and dynamic research area at the Section of Baltic Studies.
How does small gravitational changes, or microgravity, caused by the moon, affect growth and reproduction in bladderwrack? Can macroalgae adapt to the space environment and be used for cultivation in the future?

Research in Baltic language history has been carried out at Stockholm university since the early 1970s.
The research at Stockholm University covers the languages, literatures, and cultures of Latvia and Lithuania.