Work environment and health
Research projectMapping psychosocial stress factors in the organization in a reliable way is important for preventing work-related stress and ill-health.
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Mapping psychosocial stress factors in the organization in a reliable way is important for preventing work-related stress and ill-health.
Our research takes a systems perspective, meaning that we study different aspects of working hours, recovery, and safety at both the individual and organizational levels.

The purpose of the project is to investigate working conditions, living habits and self-rated mental and general health before and after the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, and if there have been changes in these areas, in a nationwide sample of gainfully employed individuals in Sweden.
This program analyses individual life courses in Europe and the importance of socioeconomic position and gender for working conditions, exit routes and post-retirement health.

Shift work is an important work environment factor that contributes to work-related ill health and mortality. To reduce work-related ill-health and mortality, it is important to design shift schedules that meet our need for recovery, do not interfere more than necessary in social life, and reduce circadian rhythm disturbances.

As people work to older ages, maintaining good health and work ability is essential for a sustainable workforce. Cardiometabolic diseases (CMD), including type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease, remain major causes of disability and early retirement.

The use of digital technology in preschool has long been the subject of both research and political debate. This study examines how preschool staff’s learning and pedagogical work are shaped in everyday practice, in a context where working conditions have long been shaped by the ongoing digitalization debate.

In this project, we investigate how workplace segregation by gender in Sweden has developed during the last twenty years. We also study the interplay between occupational segregation by gender and workplace segregation by gender, and to what extent the workplace segregation by gender accounts for the gender gap in labor incomes.

What happens when changes in the climate and the environment affect the conditions for preserving a world heritage?

This project explores how writing cultures and assessment practices in upper secondary school can be developed.

Resources, Applications and Strategies of German Language Learners at Swedish Universities.

The institutions of the welfare state and individual resources in a changing Europe.

The focus of the Zou group is image and diffraction-based methods and software for accurate atomic structure determination of unknown crystals.

This research project aims to explore a new couples course, "You and I and ADHD", designed for couples where one or both partners have ADHD.
The aim of this project is to examine young adults’ educational and life careers in areas that are perceived as culturally and economically disadvantaged and how their educational and life careers can be enhanced.

Young men’s sexual practices are surrounded by many different narratives. In media debate, policy and research, young men are understood to have the right to pleasure and enjoyment in and through sexual relations.
One aim of this project is to produce a Nordic overview of research and statistics on the socio-economic patterns and cultural aspects of parental leave take-up by young parents under 30 years of age. Another aim is to examine the consequences of these patterns for gender equality in the labour market and in family life.

Research project Young people's identity formation in separatist rooms online.
Young Stockholmer´s perceptions of the development of crime and its significance for the will to punish