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  • Buddhist Heresies: The State, Orthodoxy, and Dissident Monks in Burma/Myanmar

    Research project

    Research project based at History of Religions, ERG, Stockholm University, funded by the Swedish Research Council.

  • Building a cross-cultural semantic framework for odor vocabularies

    Research project

    Describing smells is often difficult, yet research suggests that the vocabularies to express odor experiences vary widely between languages. Are odor vocabularies, despite this difference, similar on a deeper semantic level?

  • Building for Glory

    Research project
  • Bullying in the school class: what are the effects on students’ psychological health?

    Research project

    Students who are exposed to bullying, but also those who bully others, have an increased risk of psychological ill-health.

  • Business administration

    Research area

    Business Administration is a broad field of research that stretches well beyond the study of firms and their operations. It is about how our society works and is affected by individuals, organizations and the outside world, and how these interact with each other.

  • Business Insurance

    Research project

    In-depth study of the various contractual provisions and legal rules that govern the scope of property insurance, business interruption insurance and liability insurance for companies.

  • Business Process Management and Enterprise Modelling

    Research subject

    How can information technology support organisational needs? Various aspects of business and IT alignment are studied to develop innovative and sustainable solutions.

  • C1Bio – carbon fixation by green chemistry for a C1-based bioeconomy

    Research project

    The main purpose of C1Bio is to develop innovative green catalytic methods to enable the valorisation of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide into renewable platform chemicals, biofuels and polymers.

  • Calibrating a million years of Arctic Ocean climate history using nannofossils and ancient DNA

    Research project

    This project aims to further develop geochronological tools for dating Arctic Ocean sediments and has two main hypotheses:

  • CALIPSO | Carbon Loss In Plants, Soils and Oceans

    Research project

    CALIPSO is aimed at understanding the fate of future CO2 and climate change through a new representation of carbon loss pathways from plants, soils and ocean, by leveraging novel observations, theoretical understanding, machine learning tools and integration of processes with Earth system models.

  • CALL for Dynamic Assessment

    Research project

    The evolution within the information society has reshaped learning, offering benefits such as improved learner motivation and learner autonomy. Therefore, teachers must adapt to evolving technology trends. This PhD thesis examines the potential of text-chat mediated dynamic assessment for language development.

  • CALM – Chronic stress and the acquisition of second language in migrant children and their parents

    Research project

    The researchers in the project aim to examine how chronic stress relates to the learning of Swedish as a second language, with the goal of improving Swedish language programs for immigrants.

  • Canadian Studies

    Research subject

    Canadian Studies is an interdisciplinary field that deals with all social and cultural phenomena related to Canada.

  • Can aerosol-induced cloud brightening be used to mitigate the effects of global warming?

    Research project

    Failure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions sufficiently to avoid severe consequences of climate change has motivated ideas for deliberate climate intervention. This raises questions at the intercept of physical science, ethics and governance.

  • Can Art Be National? Japonisme and Transculturation in Turn-of-the-Century Europe

    Research project

    The project Can Art Be National? Japonisme and Transculturation in Turn-of-the-Century Europe investigates how concepts of “national art” were constructed in late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Europe through global transcultural exchange, advancing an understanding of the role of Japonisme in shaping modern national cultures.

  • Cancer screening, stage at diagnosis and survival among people with disabilities

    Research project

    Cancer screening, stage at diagnosis and survival among people with disabilities: Evidences from the Swedish national registers

  • Can cyanobacterial blooms make Baltic Sea fish less toxic?

    Research project

    This project will investigate the contribution of cyanobacterial blooms to fish production and contaminant bioaccumulation in the Baltic Sea.

  • Can laws save the natural world?

    Research project

    International project with the purpose to develop a new interdisciplinary field of scholarship called “legal conservation”.

  • Can social policy change behavior?

    Research project

    This project has three aims: to assess gendered trends in leave provisions across 31 countries since 1965, examine links between leave policies and gendered use using Eurostat Labour Force Survey data (2010, 2018), and explore how long-term exposure to leave rights influences mothers’ and fathers’ leave use.

  • Can Sweden be a model of the welfare state in Korea?

    Research project