Substance use
Research subjectSubstance use can lead to severe problems. The phenomenon is of key interest for social work.

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Substance use can lead to severe problems. The phenomenon is of key interest for social work.

Successful PISA Stories in the EU: how some Member States have been able to improve their performance over time.

The infectious disease modelling and analysis group at Stockholm University.
Supergenes are clusters of genes that can maintain favorable trait combinations because they are inherited as a unit. Studying supergenes allows us to address fundamental questions on the origin and evolution of multi-trait adaptations and is therefore of broad significance.

Most massive stars and some less massive stars in close binary systems end their lives in giant explosions, so-called supernovae. A supernova is seen as a new star in a distant galaxy, which first becomes brighter for a few weeks and then slowly fades. Remnants of previous supernovae can be seen in the Milky Way and nearby galaxies.

unravelling the nucleosynthetic content of supernovae and kilonovae.

A supersymmetric extension of the standard model can solve the fine-tuning problem of the Higgs mass and explain dark matter. In this project we search for the supersymmetric partner of the top quark with data from the ATLAS experiment at CERN.

The project investigates how mentors, during workplace learning, better can contribute to students’ learning processes and their transition into work life.

On this project page you will find practical and freely available educational modules developed to support professionals working with children and adolescents.

Biochars are stable carbon-rich solids that can enhance the properties of soil and contribute to long-term carbon storage. Here we will study how multitasking biochars can be made from biowastes and be modified into slow-release fertilizers with an integrated function to decompose organochlorine pollutant

The project analyzes how information about names contributes to our understanding of social mobility over three centuries (1750–2020). Our main purpose is to study whether the surnames capture aspects of social background beyond traditional class indicators such as occupation.

This project aims to study the propagation of ESG in corporate networks, and its effect on the value of firms in such a network.
This research project is developing sustainable and energy-efficient solvents for the capture of biogenic carbon dioxide (CO₂), supporting Sweden’s target of achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2045 and enabling negative emissions in sectors where emissions are particularly difficult to abate.
Water pollution from industry, agriculture and urban settings is a major global pressure on human and ecological health. Effective monitoring of water quality is vital to safeguard our water supply and managing the health of our aquatic ecosystems.
Food and Water are fundamental human rights and are constantly under threat. Worldwide, and specially in developing countries such as Bolivia, Water and Soil management is a strategic area for environmentally sustainable development of cities and peri-urban areas.
Sustainability issues are complex. To simplify the complexity of sustainability issues, models are used in teaching. One challenge, however, is that we often don't really know what learning different models enable, or even hinder. The project "Sustainable models" takes on this particular challenge.

The group's research focus on nanoporous carbon membranes for environmental and energy applications. In this project we investigate stabilized bicontinuous interfacially jammed emulsion gels otherwise known as "bijels".

How can collaboration between academia and social services strengthen long-term competence development? This is a collaborative grant project between the Department of Social Work, Stockholm University and the Social Services Department, City of Stockholm funded by Forte within Applied welfare research – sustainable social services 2026.

A comparative perspective on Swedish social policy to develop inclusive programmes for an extended working life

How does "vertical living" affect the organization of children's everyday mobility and play? There is a great need for qualitative knowledge about how family background, diversity in neighborhoods, and area structure influence families' organization of children's mobility and play.