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  • The effectiveness of psychotherapy provided by clinical psychology students at a university-based psychology clinic

    Research project

    The aim of the present register retrospective study is to evaluate the clinical effectiveness of psychotherapy delivered by psychology students at the Psychological Clinic at Stockholm University.

  • The Effect of Hyperarticulation on Early Language Development (HELD)

    Research project

    The HELD project examines how hyperarticulation (clear articulation) in child-directed speech affects children’s linguistic development.

  • The emergence and development of national pupil-associations as collective actors 1938-2008

    Research project

    During the covid pandemic, the Swedish school student movement emerged as a major critic of distance education, but what has it looked like historically? How did the school student movements come about and how have they developed?

  • The emergence of Early Childhood Education in Bangladesh - a comparative study

    Research project

    The aim of the project is to explore the emergence of Early Childhood Education in Bangladesh. The project also explores an interesting global pedagogical trend, where low-income countries such as Bangladesh, move from formal curriculum delivery to play-based learning trend, whereas Sweden goes in the opposite direction, from play-based to formal learning.

  • The emotional appeal of The Sweden Democrats

    Research project

    In the current political debate, law and order is one of the most politically debated issues. These issues are also of great concern for voters. In this research project, I analyse the election campaign of The Sweden Democrats and, particularly, which emotions these campaign messages encourage and generate.

  • The environmental afterlives of the Suez Canal

    Research project

    Marine species transformation and biodiversity in the Mediterranean Sea

  • The Ethics of Internationalisation: Language and Hospitality in Swedish University Life

    Research project

    This compilation thesis engages with the language practices and processes entangled with the internationalisation of Swedish university life.

  • The evolutionary link between brain morphology variation and behaviour

    Research project

    My group runs multiple projects in multiple constellations to study how evolution of brain and behaviour are interlinked. These projects span between lab experiments on intraspecific variation to large-scale phylogenetic comparative analyses on thousands of vertebrate species.

  • The evolution of reproductive isolation

    Research project

    How does speciation happen? We are examining the evolution and genetic basis of traits that cause populations to become partially reproductively isolated from each other.

  • The evolution of the extraordinary diversity of insect sperm shape

    Research project

    Our research will address the evolution of the extraordinary diversity of insect sperm cells.

  • The exosome: roles in chromatin regulation and DNA repair

    Research project

    The project aims at understanding the molecular mechanisms by which degradation of ncRNAs by the exosome contributes to the organization of the genome and to efficient DNA repair.

  • The Fabrication of Performance: Processes and Politics of Costume-Making in the 18th-Century

    Research project

    International postdoc in Theatre Studies by Petra Dotlačilová, PhD at the Department of Culture and Aesthetics of Stockholm University, in collaboration with Centre de musique baroque Versailles. The three-year project is supported by The Swedish Research Council. In this research project power and ideology in the 18th century theatre costumes is examined.

  • The fate of climate change-induced methane formation in the sediment-ocean-atmosphere system

    Research project

    Atmospheric CH4 concentration has tripled since pre-industrial times and is now increasing faster than ever in the observational record. Our current inability to predict the trajectory of atmospheric CH4 concentrations indicates a formidable knowledge gap within global CH4 dynamics and its response to climate warming.

  • The Fischer Lab

    Research group

    Fischer's research lab studies various aspects of emotional, social, perceptual, and cognitive processing. The lab also examines how intraindividual variations over stimuli and time, and interindividual differences in age, gender, genetics, personality, and lack of sleep affect these processes.

  • The Foundations of Epistemic Normativity

    Research project

    Many of us think that we ought to believe in anthropogenic climate change, that our belief is justified given the evidence and that climate-change skepticism is not rationally permitted. The project aims at clarifying normative claims concerning what we ought, are justified, or are permitted to believe.

  • The future of social service work with substance use (FUSS)

    Research project

    The future of social service work with substance use (FUSS): clients, trajectories, organisations and collaboration in a changing treatment system.

  • The Galaxy group

    Research group

    The Galaxy Group at the Astronomy Department investigates how galaxies form and evolve across cosmic time. We combine ground- and space-based observations spanning the full electromagnetic spectrum with advanced theoretical modelling to understand the astrophysics that formed and shaped the galaxies we see today.

  • The Genesis and industrialization of Ready-to-wear in Sweden

    Research project

    The project 'The Genesis and industrialization of Ready-to-wear in Sweden' is led by Klas Nyberg and is outlined in collaboration with the research project ' Stadens ansikten ' headed by Associate Prof. Rebecka Lennartsson, Stockholm City Museum. Subject: Fashion Studies. Sub-subject: industrial fashion, textile and ready-to-wear, migration.

  • The Global Bread

    Research project

    The Global Bread is a multidisciplinary project combining ethnology, cultural history and facts about consumption and sustainable living, understanding of everyday behavioural patterns and pedagogy.

  • The Global Governance of Artificial Intelligence

    Research project

    Artificial intelligence (AI) represents a technological upheaval with the potential to transform human society and is increasingly viewed by states and international organizations as an area of strategic importance.