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The research group is the leading drama research environment in Sweden and linked to the subject Teaching and Learning in Arts. The purpose of the group is to strengthen drama as a research field through a vibrant research environment, and present current drama research to a wide audience.
The interplay of room-body-text-movement are central elements in the dramaturgy of classical, modern and postmodern theatre. This relationship can be constructed in fundamentally different ways and the production of meaning - abstract or concrete - is turned towards the spectator with an invitation to be both playful and serious.
To contribute to research about the potentiality and role of art work within the welfare system a project about dreams, art and disability is carried out between the Department of Special Education and the Department of Psychology at Stockholm University together with a day activity centre with an artistic profile.
Why are educational inequalities by gender and immigrant background not those we would expect given students’ aspirations, confidence, and stress?
The gendered dynamics of Swedish drinking situations from a comparative perspective.
Parasitic symbionts play a major role in the functioning and equilibrium of carbon flow in marine food webs. But the extent and strength of zooplankton parasites are still poorly known, mainly because they are hard to detect due to their small size and mostly hidden within their hosts, and consequently frequently overseen.
The project aims to increase understanding of the drivers of inequalities among families involved with child welfare services in Sweden.
Grasslands are one of Earth's largest biomes, covering ca. 40% of the ice-free terrestrial surface. They play a vital role for many ecosystem services, such as food production, biodiversity, pollination and carbon storage.
Research in Dutch takes place primarily in the areas of language, literature and translation.
The project will develop a novel portable medical device to monitor the most appropriate biomarkers in a decentralized way that uses electronics, optics, electrochemistry, and microfluidics. This new medical device is cost-efficient and will play a crucial role in managing chronic disorders such as obesity and type 2 diabetes.
How and why the atmosphere moves is studied within dynamic meteorology. The atmosphere is never still and its movement can be described by partial differential equations which describe how changes in speed, density, pressure and temperature occur. We study these movements from the smallest scale of turbulence to planetary waves.
This project applies a life course perspective to study socioeconomic inequalities in terms of unemployment and income poverty dynamics between second generation immigrants and ancestral Swedes.
While entanglement is the primary threat of quantum mechanics, it is also the reason why simulating quantum systems by classical means is challenging. We explore complex quantum systems and explore methods for their simulation.
The scientific objective of this RAC consortium is to use advanced X-ray methods in order to study the dynamics of proteins in crowded environments, in condensates and during phase transitions on their relevant length and time scales.
Ultrafine particles (UFPs) are among the most dangerous air pollutants for human health. This project will assess the health impacts of UFPs in the Stockholm region, and make recommendations for reducing their negative effects.
- Balancing efficacy, efficiency, and legitimacy of arbitration.
The project investigates the main causes of early dropouts in vocational education and training programs with intention to provide support for practitioners and policy makers alike.
The ERiCA project started with the development of an internet-delivered psychodynamic treatment (IPDT) for adolescent depression. The treatment has been tested in two published research studies with good results. A third study was completed in December 2024.
Do early-life poverty and food shortage trigger biological and cognitive responses in four subsequent generations? - A test of the Pembrey-Bygren transgenerational response hypothesis.
The research group explores young children's early literacy development, focusing on teaching design and the use of diverse resources. Through interdisciplinary perspectives, the group contributes knowledge to support students' reading and writing development.
