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Brain networks are composed of different neural populations which connect and transmit information locally and to other brain regions. By deciphering the anatomical and functional properties of brain networks we aim to understand how these circuits control behaviour.
This project seeks to explore English as a foreign language (EFL) education for deaf and hard-of-hearing (DHH) students across Europe.
We research sign language in general and Swedish Sign Language (SSL) in particular. We also examine various aspects of the multilingualism and language learning of the deaf and hard of hearing.
This study examines linguistic and spatial cognitive abilities in older Swedish deaf and hard-of-hearing signers, an under-researched and vulnerable group.
The aim of the study is to use a questionnaire to investigate how the professional practice of sign language interpreters in Sweden has developed, as seen from a sustainability perspective.
This project focuses on Florian Tirnovan, a deaf comedian who works with sign language interpreters in front of a hearing audience that does not know sign language.
In sign language linguistics, we explore the structure of signed languages around the world. We also produce language resources such as corpora and dictionaries for the Swedish sign language (STS).
Marine sediments indicate that the Sahara region was about 10 times as wet as today.
SINFONIA project will develop novel methodologies and tools that will provide a comprehensive risk appraisal for detrimental effects of radiation exposure on patients, workers, carers and comforters, the public and the environment during the management of patients suspected or diagnosed with lymphoma and brain tumours.
In this research area, we investigate which learning takes shape in different environments when the body is set in motion. The purpose is to create a broader view of the possibilities of aesthetics in the learning process.
The six year research programme Sivin-Child (Coordinated intervention systems against violence in close relationships), explores how different aspects of social work, from detection and investigation to support and follow-up can be coordinated.
Research in Slavic languages and literatures at Stockholm University is conducted in the following areas: modern linguistics, language history, literary studies and cultural studies.
Linguistic research in Slavic languages is conducted at the department, which includes both individual languages (Polish, Russian and Czech), and typological and contrastive comparisons between the Slavic languages and other languages.
The purpose of this project is to explore the dynamic interplay between sleep and social connection, assessing the bidirectional nature of their relationship, the mechanistic effects of daytime sleepiness and social motivation, and how they relate to health outcomes.
What role does sleep play for our well-being, thoughts and performance in everyday life and are there differences between young and older adults? These are the main objectives that we will investigate in this project.
We investigate how sustained attention and attention towards emotional information is affected by sleep loss. We also measure the neurophysiological response using magnetoencephalography (MEG).
The Swedish Longitudinal Occupational Survey of Health (SLOSH) is a unique prospective study on work environment and health. It is expected to provide a basis for improvements of work environment and to contribute to a better understanding regarding work-related ill-health in Sweden and other countries.
The research program address global sustainability challenges uses naturally occurring and commercially important raw materials to develop smart materials for removal of chemical wastes and pollutants from ambient water and air in the environment and industrial effluents. SU focus on biobased membranes and adsorbents for water treatment.
In this project, we leverage advanced AI to develop smart power converters. They stabilize the electricity grid, enabling a secure, resilient and renewable-rich power supply for a climate-neutral society.
Explores the old industrial area of Snösätra, located in southern Stockholm.
