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More than one billion people around the world speak a Romance language as their first or shared first language. The most wide-spread Romance languages are Spanish, French, Portuguese and Italian – i.e. the same four languages that can be studied at Stockholm University.
The research group RomSLA gathers researchers interested in the acquisition of second languages with a specific focus on Romance languages.
Rubiaceae comprise more than 13,000 species, with a worldwide distribution.
This project offers a critical consideration of the thought of prominent psychologist, theorist, and critic Rudolf Arnheim in relation to the fields of cinema and media studies today.
The project investigates rural coin use in the Middle Ages.
A presentation of Russian research at the Slavic department
The Ryder 2019 expedition with the Swedish icebreaker Oden targets the unexplored marine realm of Ryder Glacier, more specifically the Sherard Osborne Fjord and adjacent area of northern Nares Strait and the southern Lincoln Sea.
The reform councils of the 15th century changed European history – yet the sermons held during them are greatly understudied. This project will make sources from the councils of Constance (1414-1418) and Basel (1431–1449) available as digital editions and explore their contents, also in comparison.
Recycling of textiles and forest residues to produce chemicals and nanocellulose.
The aim of the research project is to examine the editorial strategies that enabled Svensk Läraretidnings förlag to successfully gain and maintain a dominating position in children’s book publishing in Sweden over a 70-year period.
The Samsyn project is based on close cooperation between the research group Intensivsvenska and the Swedish National Agency for Education (Developing the introductory programs at upper secondary school).
What do we do once the world's genomes have been sequenced? There is still the question of what these molecules look like once they are transcribed into RNA (we work on this) and from there translated to protein (where Google's AlphaFold has made great progress) and what they do in the cell.
This research will improve the tools available for processing and analyzing satellite data on ice sheets and ice shelves. we aim to understand how the ice sheet and ice shelves of Dronning Maud Land will evolve over the next 280 years—a critical piece of knowledge needed to prepare for rising global sea levels.
In the process of expanding its activities in Sweden, from having worked primarily with influence and impact, to offering wealth fare services of education, employment and healthcare, the organisation Save the Children Sweden will need an increased awareness of how it frames its undertakings as well as of what stories it tells.
The aim of the project Scaffolding writing is to develop writing pedagogy in four linguistically varied environments.
Scandinavian philology and language history is one of the research groups within Swedish and Scandinavian Languages. It brings together researchers interested in the study of language and literature from older times, preferably from the runic, Old Swedish, Old Icelandic and Early modern periods.
This project examines the printmaking workshop Atelier 17, with particular emphasis on the studio as a space for Scandinavian women artists between 1950 and 1970.
The relationship between language and sensory knowledge is a crucial question in the cognitive sciences.With advancements in Large Language Models (LLMs), this research explores how language can form sensory knowledge without direct experiences.
The purpose of this study is to investigate national, organisational and individual dimensions of school attendance problems (SAP) among 15 to 17-year-olds in Sweden, the UK, Germany and Japan.
