Coins, Dies, Silver: For a new approach to the making of the Feudal period
Research projectThe project explores the 10th century Norman coinage as evidence of the administrative and financial history of Normandy.
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Collaboration for Developing Educational Practice on Decimal Numbers – SULD
Research projectThe SULD project focuses on developing tasks that, through problem-based situations, engage students in collaborative exploration and reflection on the structure of decimal numbers. The aim is to support and develop a deeper understanding of decimal numbers.
Collections and education: A historical study of the relation between schools and museums 1880-1980
Research projectThis study aims to, from a historical perspective, create an in-depth understanding of the relationships between school and museum. It focuses on the educational aspects of collections, both in the school (museum-in-school) and in the museum (school-in-museum) and how this dynamic relationship changed over time 1880-1980.
Collective Matters: A community-based exploration of ethical design
Research projectTechnology has the power to improve the world, but it can also contribute to problems such as inequality and overconsumption. To address this, ethical considerations must be prioritized. In this project, researchers and digital designers collaborate to explore how ethical design might be achieved.
Collective quantum phenomena in dissipative systems–towards time-crystal appl. in sensing&metrology
Research projectQuantum technology carries the promise to revolutionise data processing, communication, and metrology. The current approach towards unlocking this potential builds on scalable and fully coherent devices with high technological complexity.
Collective Reflections on Multiplicative Relationships – KROM – A Preventive Perspective in the Early Years of Schooling
Research projectThe KROM project focuses on developing and testing tasks for inclusive mathematics education. The project emphasizes giving students in the early years of schooling opportunities to participate in collective reflections on multiplicative relationships.
Colloidal and aminated porous liquids for emission free and energy efficient CO2 capture
Research projectPorous, aminated and colloidal liquid could potentially reduce the energy use for carbon dioxide capture as compared to traditional amines in aqueous solution.
Combined exposures of different radiation qualities and radiation plus cigarette smoke
Research projectWe have several projects to study the effect of combined exposure to radiations and to radiation plus cigarette smoke. The investigations are relevant to radiation protections because environmental and medical exposures often involve mixed components but the biological action of combined exposures is not well characterised.
Combining informal caregiving and paid work
Research projectDue to population ageing and reductions in social care services, providing informal care is becoming more common, while simultaneously working lives are becoming longer. Therefore, there is higher risk of conflict between these two roles, paid work and informal care, which can become stressful and time-demanding.
Comics Region East Asia: Traditions, Translations and Transculturations
Research projectFocusing on media regionality, this comics-studies project investigates aesthetic, cultural, and industrial commonalities across differences between Sinophone, Korean, and Japanese graphic narratives (manga, manhwa, manhua, lianhuanhua).
Commentary on the Law of the ICC
Research projectThe Commentary on the Law of the International Criminal Court (CLICC) provides a provision-by-provision analysis of the Rome Statute and the Rules of Procedure and Evidence of the International Criminal Court (‘ICC’).
Commercial Soft Power: Nazi Rule and the Marketing of German Brands in Neutral Sweden, 1933–1945
Research projectCommunicating Female Voicelessness: A Feminist-Narratological Study of Pak Wansô's Short Stories
Research projectDoctoral Thesis, Monograph: Communicating Female Voicelessness: A Feminist-Narratological Study of Pak Wansô's Short Stories from the 1970s
Communication between humans and other animals
Research projectMore and more people (both private individuals and scientists) see animals as subjects rather than objects. Pets are often viewed as family members, and we spend time trying to understand them and make them understand us. But how does communication between and within species work? This is something that linguistics is just beginning to explore.
Community dynamics of systemic diseases on the wood anemone
Research projectI am fascinated by the spatial and eco-evolutionary dynamics of host-parasite interactions. We do lack some generality though: many of the existing studies have (for good reasons!) focused on single pathogen species, and on non-systemic diseases with high extinction-colonization rates.
Community Ecology
Research subjectCommunity ecology studies how species interact in their habitat, and how this interaction is affected both by the surrounding habitat and the presence of other species.
Community Interpreting and Language Technologies (CILT)
Research projectThe use of language tools (dictionaries, translation apps, terminology tools) varies between different groups of interpreters. Currently, there are no studies on which tools are used in public service interpreting, and neither on how they are used. The project investigate interpreters' use of digital language tools in interpreted encounters.
Comparative and transnational perspectives in and on literature
Research subjectThe writing and reading of literature have always been itinerant and transitional phenomena. Shaped by multidirectional flows of cultural influences, literary production and reception transcend national and linguistic borders, making the world’s literary histories profoundly intertwined.
Comparative Politics
Research subjectComparative politics is the study of how countries are governed, ranging from ordinary citizens to political elites and core political institutions. Much of the research in the field seeks to explain differences and similarities between political systems, and the consequences these have.
Comparisons of Baltic cod food intake and metabolism in periods of varying growth rates
Research projectThe project evaluates whether Baltic cod food intake and metabolism have varied the last 85 years, similar to what recent findings suggest. It also explores how trophic level may have changed over the last 85 years by analysing ∂15N in archived otoliths.