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  • Sociology of Education

    Research subject

    Sociology of Education explores formation, education, teaching and learning in relation to other parts of society and to radical social processes, such as globalization and changes taking place in the world of work.

  • Sociology of Punishment, Law and Crime

    Research subject

    This research subject examines the relationship between punishment, law, crime and society and complements Law and Criminology.

  • Sociology of Work and Organizations

    Research subject

    Sociology of organizations is studying organizations and organizing, both within organizations and between organizations. Sociology of work is focusing on working life, labour market, and organizations of work from a sociological perspective, for example in terms of leadership, recruitment, terms and conditions of employment etc. 

  • Soft regulation, serious harm?

    Research project

    This PhD project is concerned with the complex regulation of corporations participating in the global economy.

  • Soil Microbial responses to land use and climatic changes in the Light of Evolution (SMILE)

    Research project

    Evolution has shaped how soil microbes live and thus how much greenhouse gases and useful nutrients they produce. We will integrate this idea in new mathematical models to quantify land use and climate effect on soil fertility and carbon storage.

  • Solar Physics

    Research group

    The Sun is the nearest star to us, and compared to other stars, can be studied in great detail.

  • Solar Physics

    Research subject

    Because the sun is our closest star, solar physics allows researchers to observe and develop fundamental theories of plasma physics and how magnetic fields, electricity and plasma interact. This not only increases our knowledge of the universe but can also give us insights into climate, energy development and space weather that can effect our communications.

  • Solid state NMR and optical spectroscopy

    Research subject

    Our research focuses on developing methods and applications for solid-state NMR spectroscopy. The cutting-edge infrastructure is valuable for developing and understanding a broad range of materials, particularly for new, green technologies.

  • Solving the HIggs Fine-Tuning Problem with Top Partners

    Research project

    In the Standard Model, the mass of the Higgs boson is greatly destabilised by quantum corrections, and free parameters of the model need to be extremely fine-tuned in order to arrive at the measured Higgs mass.

  • Solving the integration challenge of high-skilled migrants: the central role of merits

    Research project

    It is commonly perceived that migrants with higher professional qualifications integrate seamlessly into society. This interdisciplinary project aims to explore, with mixed methods, the knowledge gap on the topic of integration of high-skilled labor migrants.

  • Sorrow and consolation in early modern Swedish castle and manor house culture

    Research project

    The aim of the project is to increase our understanding of grief and consolation in early modern Swedish castle and manor house culture.

  • SoundStart

    Research project

    The SoundStart project investigates how infants acquire and use prosody – the melody of speech. Prosody is central to communication and language, and from birth, children are sensitive to prosody and develop remarkably high prosodic competence during their first three years.

  • Soviet design: Modernism from the Baltic States and the Nordic countries

    Research project

    Soviet design: Modernism from the Baltic States and the Nordic countries - An official anomaly within Socialist Realist aesthetics during the Cold War.

  • Spaces of appearance.

    Research project

    Intergenerational and interspecies relations in the Anthropocene.

  • Spanish

    Research area

    Spanish, as an academic subject, contains a broad range of research fields, in both linguistics and the study of literature, and both represent important and successful areas of research activity.

  • Spanish Discourse Analysis

    Research subject

    Research areas within Discourse Analysis deals with institutional judicial discourse, journalistic discourse and political discourse.

  • Spanish Linguistics

    Research subject

    Research focusing on dialogue, interaction, and spoken and written discourse is a dynamic field that has developed considerably over the past two decades within the Romance linguistics research network at Stockholm University.

  • Spanish philology

    Research subject

    The study of Spanish philology is conducted at Stockholm University in close collaboration with literary research on early Castilian literature.

  • Spanish Second Language Acquisition

    Research subject

    In Sweden, Spanish is one of the most widely spoken Second Languages. Spanish is spoken by almost 600 million people worldwide, has 23 academias and is an official language in 21 countries. Spanish is the most commonly chosen Foreign Language in Swedish primary and secondary schools.

  • SPARK – Studies of occupational exposure to particles and cognitive health

    Research project

    Particles present in urban air have been found to have a detrimental effect on cognitive health.