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SWEGRAM – A Tool for Text Analysis for Swedish and English
Research project
Empower Your Text Analysis: Annotate and Analyze Swedish and English Texts with SWEGRAM.
Sven Hedin in the Swedish Public Sphere
Research project
SWE-QUEST: Swedish Question Generation for Assessing Reading Comprehension
Research project
The objective of the SWE-QUEST project is to develop a demo system that, given a text, automatically generates multiple-choice reading comprehension questions on the text.
Symptom-networks for depression/anxiety in patients at the start of psychotherapy
Research project
The research project aims to develop and evaluate whether daily symptom estimations at the start of psychotherapy can create a stable symptom network where it is clear how the symptoms affect each other and whether this network is useful for the patient and the therapist as a case conceptualization and for treatment selection.
Syntax and the body: the structuring of language in multimodal sense-making
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This project investigates how syntax interfaces with gestures, gaze, and bodily movements in authentic conversations. Using video data from several languages, we explore how the body and language interact to create, negotiate, and understand meaning in interaction.
Synthetic chemicals as a cause of biodiversity loss
Research project
Rivers contain mixtures of synthetic chemicals from discharges but the effect on biodiversity is unknown. Discovering to what degree and which synthetic chemicals affect biodiversity will assist water management towards a toxic-free environment.
Tacit Dimensions of Pedagogy
Research project
How is a comfort zone generated? How do you know, when you can make an exception from a rule? What are the reasons for one person acting merciless towards a foreigner while another one feels compassion? These and many other questions can only be answered by referring to the 'tacit' dimensions of the life-worlds of humans.
Tackling Inequalities in Time of Austerity (TITA)
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The consortium project “Tackling Inequalities in Time of Austerity” (TITA) provides a novel and comprehensive analysis of long-term trends in financial inequalities, inequalities in health and well-being and inequalities of opportunities over the life course, and their links to the moral and political climate in society.
TALENTS: Towards Artificial Intelligence Empowered Green Internet of Things
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TALENTS unites academic and industry experts to develop sustainable, energy-autonomous IoT solutions for continuous water quality monitoring. We work with energy harvesting, efficient communication, TinyML, cloud AI and researcher training.
Talking About My Genderation: The Economics of Gender Transitions in Sweden
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Talking talent: Narratives of youth sport selection
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The interest in identifying, selecting and developing young talent in sports seems to be endless. At the same time as certain talents are selected for special initiatives, the sports movement must make it possible for all children and young people to participate in sports.
Tandem development of waste textile recycling process and chemical screening for a non-toxic
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Tandem development of waste textile recycling process and chemical screening for a non-toxic- Re:Start. While recycling of textiles is identified as an urgent need, only 1% of textile is recycled globally today.
Task complexity effects in second and third language acquisition
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This project investigates what effects task complexity has on written production in English and modern languages.
Tax Law
Research subject
Taxation law deals with the rules and principles of tax collection and thus the financing of the public sector (health and social care, schools, defence, infrastructure, etc.). It includes legal rules that define the obligations of individuals, companies and others to pay taxes to the state and local authorities.
Teacher and medical education - self-confidence, emotional challenges and moral stress.
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In this project we investigate the professional development of teacher and medical students in relation to professional self-confidence, emotional challenges and moral stress during the first years of their training.
Teachers’ beliefs about grammar instruction for newly arrived adult learners
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The project examines how SFI teachers’ beliefs about grammar instruction affect students’ opportunities to develop a functional second language. By analyzing responses from teachers across Sweden, the research aims to contribute to improved teaching and language development.
Teachers’ movement patterns (in the classroom)
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This project aims to produce a concrete and scalable example of how IoT (Internet of Things) can be used to develop teaching and learning in schools. By putting sensors on teachers, we can produce heatmaps of their classroom movements. This shows how they interact with students, and gives important feedback to their teaching.
Teaching about social services in schools
Research project
The project follows "Soc för unga" which aims to make social services more known and accessible to children and young people. Specifically, the project focuses on the part of this work where social services, schools and young people together have developed a material for teaching about social services in schools.
Teaching and Learning in Arts
Research subject
Teaching and Learning in Arts is a field of knowledge and research that deals with questions about teaching and learning within the aesthetic subject area, both in and outside the school system.
Teaching and Learning in Humanities
Research subject
Teaching and Learning in Humanities are based on humanistic school subjects such as history, religious studies and philosophy. The interest focus towards what the subjects are in relation to what it could or should be in school, society, higher education and professional training.