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  • Textual Criticism/Editorial Philology within Classics

    Research subject

    Textual criticism aims att establishing the text (wording) in written documents, chiefly from premodern times.

  • The (extra)ordinary life of a Royal Theatre

    Research project

    This dissertation is an ethnographic study of the Royal Theatre in Sweden during the turbulent year of 2017.

  • The (tax)free lunch. The Rikskuponger meal vouchers as a market device in Sweden, 1973–2014

    Research project

    Between 1973 and 1991, Swedish employers could offer their employees meal vouchers, known as "Rikskuponger", as a tax-free perk. These booklets of coupons, available in various denominations, gave workers without access to workplace canteens the freedom to choose from a variety of lunch restaurants.

  • The Afterlives of Migration: Integration, Ordinary Ethics, and Intimate Citizenship

    Research project

    This project examines the concept of integration by studying the everyday challenges, narratives of belonging, well-being, and joy among individuals seen as integrated due to achievements like higher education access, secure employment, career advancement, or established social networks.

  • The ALMA Award, cultural mediators and institutions of power in transnational flows

    Research project

    The Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award, cultural mediators and institutions of power in transnational flows. Flemish author Bart Moeyart in Swedish translation.

  • The ambiguous socioeconomic gradient in immigrants’ health

    Research project

    The ambiguous socioeconomic gradient in immigrants’ health in the context of the ‘healthy migrant paradox’

  • The Andreasson lab

    Research group

    In this lab, the focus is primarily on mechanisms in diseases with a large impact on quality of life where knowledge about disease mechanisms are lacking, such as disorders of gut-brain interaction (e.g. irritable bowel syndrome, IBS), fatigue (ME/CFS, exhaustion disorder and post-covid syndrome) and chronic pain.

  • The Argument of Self-Defence in Relation to Unwilling or Unable States

    Research project

    Research projekt that aims to determine whether the argument of “unwilling or unable” State is being developed as a new legal norm.

  • The ATLAS experiment at CERN

    Research group

    The ATLAS experiment is one of four large experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) facility at CERN, and one of two general-purpose detectors designed to explore a wide range of questions about the fundamental constituents of matter and the forces of nature.

  • The ATLAS experiment at CERN

    Research project

    The ATLAS experiment is one of four large experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) facility at CERN, and one of two general-purpose detectors designed to explore a wide range of questions about the fundamental constituents of matter and the forces of nature.

  • Theatre for children and young people

    Research subject

    One of the main research areas within Theatre Studies is theatre for children and young people. Themes and topics as well as their onstage presentation constitute the focus for the research.

  • Theatre Studies

    Research area

    Theatre Studies, which also includes Dance Studies and Performance Studies, is an active and internationally oriented research environment.

  • The Author’s Hand: A Literary History of Handwriting

    Research project

    We are living in an age when accelerating technological development seems to render handwriting and penmanship superfluous or obsolete. Handwriting, however, has had a deep historical impact that the advent of digital media allows us to analyze anew.

  • The behaviour of early Homo

    Research project

    Archaeological and taphonomic studies of the Phillip Tobias Korongo (PTK) site, Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania. A three years project, financed by Swedish Research Council.

  • The bilingual individual

    Research subject

    In research on the bilingual individual, bi-/multilingualism is investigated in situations of informal language acquisition in authentic language environments as well as in formal language learning in classrooms. This is done from both cognitive and social perspectives.

  • The Black Box of STEM Education

    Research project

    This thesis examines learning in activities that combine science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) - focusing on learning processes and how future skills such as collaboration, communication, creativity and critical thinking are developed.

  • The book about your life. Photo album - memory - identity

    Research project

    The overall aim of the study is to describe and analyse the history, function and meaning of the photo album in a cultural historical, art historical and media historical context with Sweden as case study.

  • The Care Research Group

    Research group

    The Care Research Group brings together scholars that study issues of disability, aging and long-term care related to social policy and organizational conditions, and how these interact with citizens’ different positions in the practice of social work.

  • The CHAI Study

    Research project

    The CHAI project explores how internet-based CBT for social anxiety can be enhanced with artificial intelligence (AI). We compare feedback from human therapists and AI to examine its impact on both outcomes and the therapeutic alliance. The goal is to make effective treatment accessible to more people while preserving the support that patients need.

  • The Child Figure across Nature and Culture in Swedish Postwar Wildlife Documentaries

    Research project

    The project is an interdisciplinary study of Swedish nature documentaries from the 1940’s and 1950’s, combining theoretical perspectives from eco-critical and childhood studies within a cinema studies framing.