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In this research project, we examine the significance of accommodated language education for adults in municipal adult education and folk high school, with a particular focus on Swedish language learning.
An overall aim of the project is to identify legal constructions for personal relations that contribute to legal certainty, predictability and protection for the weaker party.
Religion, politics and violence is a broad field of research that includes a multitude of religious traditions in both history and the present.
Religions are historical objects, shaped by humans in specific historical circumstances. Religions are invented, adapted to new circumstances, and eventually wither away.
Religions of antiquity usually refer to the religions that flourished in the Mediterranean from early historical (archaic) times until the beginning of the Middle Ages.
The research group explores learning and teaching about religion in schools, society, and religious settings. Through research and collaboration, it develops knowledge about the conditions and possibilities of religious education.
The research project focuses on examining methods and policies for teaching about religions and religious diversity in Swedish and South African schools. The aim is to promote sustainable social development.
Resituating the local in cohesion and territorial development.
How can we prevent heavy vehicles from breaking down? REMAP develops explainable AI that learns from complex workshop and sensor data, detects changes over time, and updates itself through feedback. The goal is reliable maintenance and sustainable transport.
The REMATH graduate school conducts research on practice-based mathematics education, making mathematics teachers’ work and practices visible and accessible to student teachers. The work focuses on understanding what is required to develop the skills needed for deliberate and equitable teaching.
Mercury (Hg) has been sequestered in Northern permafrost soils for thousands of years. If some of this Hg is released into Hg’s modern biogeochemical cycle, it could worsen Hg pollution and counteract global efforts to protect human and wildlife health from Hg exposure.
What are the consequences? How does renovations, privatisation, and conversions of rental housing affect the composition of housing in Swedish neighbourhoods? This, linked to changes in segregation, will be investigated in this longitudinal research project.
Discursive conditions for, and consequences of, renovation and regeneration of the Million Homes Programme.
Youths sentenced to youth custody constitutes a small group but with high levels of previous crimes, many previous social difficulties and a high risk of recidivism. But which factors are important for lower or higher re-offending? And what pre-release activates are planned for the youths?
The aim of this research programme is to study how social, economic, and health-related inequalities in the parental generation re-emerge in subsequent generations as well as the extent to which siblings and friends may explain or break this reproduction.
ReproManDo address the decreased semen quality observed in both man and dog, which is one of the major health issues related to infertility. Reproductive impairment and associations to exposure to chemicals have been observed, and here complex mixtures will be investigated in controlled cell-based assays relevant for the spermatogenesis.
The project investigates research at the intersection feminism/biology through interviews with researchers in different disciplines and at different places around the world.
Research within higher education has the ambition to understand and analyse learning processes and their result on both students, university teachers, and groups or higher education organisations.
