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  • Spatial integration and segregation: Disadvantaged groups in Sweden in the 2000s

    Research project

    The purpose of the project is to study, from a life course trajectory perspective, how vulnerable groups are affected by spatial segregation.

  • Spatially cascading regime shifts

    Research project

    – using network theory to understand and reverse the ‘stickleback wave"

  • Spatial modelling of acid sulphate soils in the Mälaren valley

    Research project

    This project is performed in collaboration between the Geological Survey of Sweden and researchers at the Linnaeus University and Stockholm University to evaluate and develop a spatial model for the occurrence of acid sulphate soils.

  • Special Education

    Research area

    Special education research examines the conditions for participation and learning from societal, organizational, group, and individual perspectives. It focuses on understanding how educational environments can support or hinder development, learning, and socialization among children, young people, and adults.

  • Special Education and Young Children

    Research subject

    This research area focuses on the lives of infants, toddlers, and preschool children, and their needs in relation to health, care, learning, and development. Particular emphasis is given to children’s voices, participation, and influence.

  • Special Education in School-Age Educare: the promotion of participation, sense of belonging and social relationships for an inclusive environment

    Research project

    This project explores the educational environment in School-Age Educare, particularly in the structured and unstructured activities, as well as the support provided to the children based on their needs.

  • Spectral modelling of supernova and kilonova explosions:

    Research project

    diagnosing the element factories of the Universe.

  • Spectral Subsampling for Large-Scale Bayesian Inference - Theory and Applications

    Research project

    Technological developments have made it possible to collect large datasets over time and space at low cost. The aim of this research project is to develop statistical models and fast estimation methods for such large-scale spatiotemporal data.

  • Sports technology design and interaction

    Research project

    This project explores Human–Computer Interaction in the domain of sports and sports technology. We are interested in how athletes engage with interactive sport technologies – from wearables and performance data to embodied experience in high-intensity and endurance sports.

  • SPRINT – Stockholm Process Research in Interpreting and Translation

    Research group

    We investigate cognition and processes in interpreting, subtitling and translation. This involves studying advanced language use, the brain, executive functions, and cognitive and social processes in interpreting and translation.

  • Språkbanken

    Research project

    Språkbanken is a national consortium that develops and distributes infrastructure for research that makes use of language data (speech, sign, text).

  • Staging Migration: Rhetoric, Representation, and Reception in Swedish Children’s Theater

    Research project

    The purpose of the project Staging Migration is to produce theoretical and empirical knowledge about the potential of children's theater to stage an inclusive Sweden, and to investigate whether and how social boundaries between ”us” and ”them” may be reproduced as an unintended consequence.

  • Staging Violence, Singing Hope

    Research project

    Doctoral thesis, monograph: "Staging Violence, Singing Hope: Trauma, Memory, and Affect in Three Musical and Dance Performances by North Korean Migrants in South Korea".

  • Stars, Planets and Astrobiology

    Research subject

    The birth and evolution of stars and planets is of key interest for understanding our universe. Research at Stockholm University concerns both the formation of stars and planets, their atmospheric properties, and origins and preconditions for life.

  • STARTUP: Sustainable Transitions. Action Research and Training in Urban Perspective

    Research project

    STARTUP will engage in a double-sided process of taking action and doing research that promotes transformative change.

  • State of Emergency

    Research project

    Research project that explores the concept and regulation of states of emergency, focusing on their impact on democracy, the rule of law, and human rights.

  • State-regulated play: discourses about play in Swedish preschool 1970–2020

    Research project

    In her dissertation project, Alexandra Zahariadis Palmaers is interested in discourses about children, play and governance in policy and other source materials related to Swedish preschool during the period 1970-2020.

  • Statistical models in the social sciences

    Research subject

    This theme is an umbrella for a number of research areas in statistical models and associated method, with applications (mostly) in the social sciences.

  • Statistics

    Research area

    Statistics is the science of collection and analysis of data. The research field develops probability models and methods for data analysis and uncertainty quantification, often by a combination of mathematics and advanced computer algorithms.

  • STEAM in early childhood education

    Research project

    The project examines whether it is possible, within educational practice, to transcend gender norms in connection with aesthetic forms of expression, natural sciences, technology, engineering, and mathematics(STEM). That is, subjects such as science, technology, engineering, and mathematics when combined with aesthetic subjects, so‑called “Arts.”