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The project addresses the question of how queer and transfeminist theories contribute to our understanding of feminist and intersectional performance studies today and investigates new generations of performance artists to expand the boundaries of intersectional queer and transfeminist performance studies in a global perspective.
Queer studies gather researchers from different disciplines who use queer theoretical perspectives to analyze for instance literature, global relations and uses of history.
The purpose of this research project is to conduct a comparative study of radical right-wing parties in Europe.The general aim is to identify factors that explain why such parties have succeeded in some countries, while largely failing in others.
The research project examines how communication, participation, and learning can be promoted for adolescents with intellectual disabilities and autism by making use of caregivers’ knowledge of their children’s communication in school practice.
Quantum information processing is a rapidly developing field of research with a large variety of applications ranging from powerful quantum algorithms to simulations of complex quantum systems.
Less accidents on the road, and more operational uptime. That is the expected outcome of this research project which uses data from trucks to develop new machine learning models. The models will let us know when maintenance is needed – before the vehicle breaks down.
The Swedish Government recently launched a comprehensive report on the future of chemical risk management accounting for combination effects and assessing chemicals in groups.
Massive stars (at least 8 times that of the sun) end their lives in spectacular explosions known as supernovae. Modern large-scale supernova surveys are finding new, rare types of cosmic explosions, expanding our view of both possible stellar deaths and supernova explosion physics.
School support for parents to be able to support their children is important, especially for parents of children with different challenges. In the project, we want to develop new knowledge about how schools cooperate with parents of students who risk not being qualified for upper secondary school.
Language, including reading, is one of the most important factors for successful integration. However, most newly arrived adults do not develop functional reading ability in Swedish during their studies in Swedish for immigrants programs.
The conceptualizations of animal pain govern the ways in which animals are treated. Therefore, it is pivotal to understand how it is made sense of in cultural representations found in literature, popular science, and spiritual belief.
The project is based on a linguistic model of reading. The goal is to contribute to a solution to the reading crisis. The questions aim at the parts of ability connecting to decoding: alphabetic-phonological and orthographic-morphemic decoding, word mobilization, reading speed and prosodic reading. Both diagnostics and intervention are included.
In this project we explore reading and writing activities related to literature in education in years 1, 5 and 9.
This FORMAS project addresses conflicts and synergies between a circular economy and the protection of human and environmental health from hazardous chemicals.
A doctoral thesis exploring how participatory democracy is reinforced through consultations at both the EU and national levels, with Sweden as a case study.
Real property law is the part of Swedish law that governs the land, appurtenances and fixtures (real property), such as property units. The subject is traditionally divided into a general part (primarily private law) and a special part (primarily public law).
This study investigates students’ listening comprehension in university lectures where English is the language of instruction (EMI).
The overall aim of this project is to analyse if less intensive rice farming strategies, such as rice-fish farming could provide sustainable alternatives to more intensive rice monocropping in the Mekong Delta.
