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  • Use of SiS Trygghetsplan for conflict management in social compulsory care

    Research project
  • USER-GRAM: Uncovering how Speaker Efficiency Reshapes Grammar

    Research project

    Efficiency shapes grammar, yet the changes it triggers spread into contexts it cannot license. USER-GRAM asks how efficiency operates diachronically, and what becomes of the structures it leaves behind.

  • User participation and innovation to increase person centering in social services

    Research project

    Despite a strong emphasis on person-centered care in social service provision, scientific knowledge is limited regarding the actual impact and how these goals can be realized.

  • Using AI to predict the retreat of glaciers

    Research project

    This project explores some of the most inaccessible fjords in the Northern Hemisphere to map the seafloor and trace evidence of past and present glacier movement.

  • Using OLC I Sentinel-3 data to assess the impact of climate change in coastal waters and lakes

    Research project

    Satellite observations provide new opportunities to monitor how climate change affects coastal and inland waters. By combining advanced remote sensing with environmental monitoring data, this project develops methods to track changes in water quality, runoff and biological productivity in the Baltic Sea and Swedish lakes.

  • Using rational models to interpret results of experiments in speech perception.

    Research project

    Exposure to unfamiliar non-native speech tends to improve comprehension. One hypothesis holds that listeners adapt to non-native-accented speech through distributional learning—by inferring the statistics of the talker’s phonetic cues.

  • U-Train: Training to Teach Online in Wartime and After

    Research project

    The U-Train project addresses the needs regarding design and delivery of online courses during wartime and after, as a part of reconstructing the higher education sector in Ukraine. The project engages teachers from Ukrainian universities to complete pedagogical training which is hard to accomplish in the turmoil of war.

  • Utveckling av kunskapsstöd för barns delaktighet vid matchning mellan barn och familjehem inom socia

    Research project
  • Wallenberg Academy Fellows tackle issues in future research

    Research project

    Will future computers operate solely using light? Could human hearts be healed in the same way as those of ribbed newts? How do dwarf galaxies form and develop, and how can we improve the assessment of risk probabilities linked to catastrophes? These are just a few of the research questions that this year’s Wallenberg Academy Fellows will be examining.

  • Wallenberg Centre for Quantum Technology (WACQT)

    Research project

    WACQT is a national research programme, coordinated from Chalmers, that aims to take Swedish research and industry to the forefront of quantum technology.

  • Values, Choices and Uncertainty in Modelling of future climate (VaChUM)

    Research project

    In an interdisciplinary project we explore the role of values in shaping the way researching climate science is planned, performed and presented.

  • Wanting to be here - family life and belonging in rural northern Sweden

    Research project

    The aim of this doctoral thesis project is to study and analyze the everyday life of rural families with children in the sparsely populated areas of northern Sweden.

  • Variation in the texts of Georg Mancelius

    Research project

    Employing a single-author corpus for the study of language variants.

  • Varieties of Democracy (V-Dem)

    Research project

    Varieties of Democracy (V-Dem) is an unique approach to conceptualizing and measuring democracy. They provide a multidimensional and disaggregated dataset that reflects the complexity of the concept of democracy as a system of rule that goes beyond the simple presence of elections.

  • Warmer and darker climate: Effects on mental health and health behaviors (CLIMENT)

    Research project

    Climate change has increased temperatures in Scandinavian countries. Changes in winter temperatures have caused increased rainfall and decreased snowfall. Moreover, increased cloudiness has reduced the amount of solar radiation reducing the daylight exposure in already dark winters.

  • WASP-ED work area 4: Pedagogical development and learning analytics

    Research project

    Recent developments in AI affect us in many ways, also in higher education. The research project “WASP-ED work area 4: Pedagogical development and learning analytics” is a part of the national WASP-ED program which aims to increase AI capability and capacity in Sweden.

  • WASP-HS: AI and Law

    Research project

    Research Project that is a part of the national research program The Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program – Humanity and Society (WASP-HS).

  • WASP-HS: The Rule of AI - AI, Regulation and Society

    Research group

    The research environment The Rule of AI – AI, Regulation, and Society within WASP-HS examines how AI affects legal and societal governance systems.

  • Water, Ice and Aqueous Solutions

    Research project

    It is known since several decades that many properties of water such density, compressibility, heat capacity etc. become strongly anomalous as the temperature decreases. In particular, this deviation from a simple liquid behaviour becomes strongly enhanced as water is cooled below the freezing point into the metastable supercooled regime.

  • Water use, water quality/quantity and biodiversity across landscapes:

    Research project

    Synergies and trade-offs in an era of climate change and modernization.