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  • Children in compulsory care in the long run

    Research project
  • Children in conflict with the law and criminal procedure

    Research project

    The PhD project Criminal justice for Children in Conflict with the law investigates the Swedish criminal procedural system that handles offenders below the age of 15.

  • Children in research.

    Research project

    Through a multi-theoretical perspective, the project explores methodologies to research children's participation in research, as well as how different methodologies within a research project could produce different, and sometimes unexpected, forms of participation. A focus on ethics is central to this project.

  • Childrens' and Young Adult Literature

    Research subject

    Research about Flemish and Dutch children’s literature in translation

  • Children with Migration Background in Schools for Students with Intellectual Disability (MAID)

    Research project

    The project investigates how the language, ethnic, cultural and migration-status diversity is made visible or invisible, negotiated and (re)constructed in processes that shape the patterns of assessment and placement in schools.

  • Children’s explorations of their own and other’s life worlds in meetings with more-than-humans

    Research project

    The overall goal of the research project is to contribute to a possible shift in preschool work on ecological sustainability by emphasizing the social and relational aspects of sustainability in children's interactions with other species.

  • CHILDSPACE – Research Network on Young Children and Public Space

    Research group

    The research network has an interdisciplinary and international focus on exploring the relationships between young children and surrounding public spaces. It includes researchers from childhood and youth studies, preschool didactics, pedagogy, educational science, environmental psychology, landscape architecture, and cultural geography.

  • Child welfare

    Research subject

    Research on child and youth welfare focus on the living conditions of children, youth and families at risk.

  • Chinese Language and Culture

    Research subject

    Interdisciplinary approaches and cross-cultural perspectives as well as applied studies play an important role in our research.

  • Choir singing and healthy aging

    Research project

    We propose to conduct an intervention study to evaluate the efficacy of choral singing on cognitive functioning and psychological well-being and the underlying neural mediating mechanisms in the elderly.

  • Christian Broberger's research group

    Research group

    In our laboratory, we are interested in the organization of brain circuits that control innate behaviours, such as aggression, reproduction, feeding as well as sleep. These circuits often originate in the hypothalamus, an evolutionarily old part of the brain, and include the neuroendocrine system, the interface between the brain and the endocrine system.

  • Chronotopia – the particularity of the individual text

    Research project

    The project aims to investigate whether Bakhtin's concept of the chronotope can be modified to better explore the individual text rather than seeing the text as an example of an overarching category.

  • CICERONE (Creative Industries Cultural Economy Production Network) project

    Research project

    This project rests upon Europe’s legacy as home to a rich and diverse tradition of creative and cultural industries (CCIs).

  • Cinema Studies

    Research subject

    Cinema Studies designates the study of moving images and image cultures harking back to periods prior to the breakthrough of film, up until the diverse platforms of the current mediascape.

  • Cinema Studies

    Research area

    Cinema Studies designates the study of moving images and image cultures harking back to periods prior to the breakthrough of film, up until the diverse platforms of the current mediascape.

  • Cinematic "Situations": Curating the Moving Image as Social Event

    Research project

    The research project focuses on the experience of the cinematic image as a social situation, studying curatorial processes in contemporary moving image art.

  • Circular lignin materials from well-defined functional building blocks (CIRCULIG)

    Research project

    The CIRCULIG project aims to revolutionize the use of lignin by creating circular lignin materials with functional properties derived from well-defined nanostructures.

  • Circular reasoning: exploring the power of non-wellfounded proofs

    Research project

    The standard approach in proof theory is to view a proof as a finite, wellfounded structure, in which the conclusion is justified stepwise by a chain of inference steps grounded in an axiom. I explore how non-wellfounded proof systems allow never-ending chains of inference steps, or cycles, where the conclusion to be derived is assumed as a premise.

  • Circulation and connection land-sea-atmosphere

    Research group

    Over long timescales, the circulation systems co-evolve with ice sheets, mountain ranges, and redistributions of carbon between the atmosphere, ocean and land. The circulation and associated feedbacks influence exchanges of energy and materials between compartments of the climate system, and create teleconnections and natural climate variability.

  • Circum-Arctic Sediment Carbon Database (CASCADE)

    Research project

    The international collaboration Circum-Arctic Sediment Carbon Database (CASCADE) curates data from the entire Arctic Ocean on organic carbon, nitrogen, carbon isotopes, and biomarkers. The vision for CASCADE is to be expanded by other components, organic contaminants, more biomarkers, sediment physical properties and sediment cores.