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The research group of Education Research in Citizenship Competences (ERiCC) defines competence as acquisition and mobilization of knowledge, skills, attitudes and values through a process of reflection, anticipation and action to meet complex demands in order to develop the interrelated competences to broaden, deepen and develop pluralistic democracy.
The overall objective of this program is to study educational segregation in Sweden in the light of three major phenomena during the past 30 years: far-reaching school reforms, immigration, and women starting to dominate men in educational outcomes.
The project will studies educational segregation in different dimensions during an era of substantial changes to the education sector, and it aims to shed light on this issue at different levels: at compulsory school, high-schooland at the tertiary level of education.
Education and Employment Careers of Refugee Youth who arrived as Unaccompanied Minors and Separated Children. This project construct a very large and comprehensive panel data set from different sources, making it possible to follow children who have arrived in Sweden between 2003 and 2017.
There is extensive research on education and the labor market at Stockholm University.
Education and migration is a joint effort in developing research-based knowledge concerning how education can best be organized and conducted in order to provide equal opportunities in a time of societal and demographic change. The initiative is made possible by a new grant of SEK 32 million from the Swedish Research Council.
This dissertation challenges the common idea that education is mainly a tool for achieving specific, predetermined goals. It highlights how this instrumental view can limit the meaning of education, reducing it to a set of outcomes rather than exploring its deeper significance in human life.
In Sweden, individuals can study adult education while incarcerated. However, the conditions for education differ from those found in the wider society. This project aims at exploring how education is organized in Swedish prisons and what it is like to teach and study in prison.
The research group Working life connection in education is a common platform for the various research directions within subject education of history that takes place at the Department of Teaching and Learning.
Edusign & Signedu is a European collaborative project that aims to increase society's awareness of deaf-related issues and create opportunities for more countries to train sign language interpreters.
The work is carried out on the behalf of the European Aviation Safety Authority (EASA). The main purpose is to add to, and subsequently wrap up, the work performed during the previous project on the review of the effectiveness of flight and duty time limitations and rest requirements.
To improve the understanding of how chemicals and other environmental exposures of emerging concern can impact living organisms we investigate their effects, from the molecular level up to the functioning of entire ecosystems.
- seafloor integrity, water quality and protected areas
In this study, we are looking at how extreme weather events (in particular droughts) affect forest biodiversity.
The effect of adult aging on social and emotional processes, as well as on related genetics and neurobiology, is still not fully understood. This project combines neuroendocrine, neuobiological and behavioral methods to investigate the effects of the neuropeptide oxytocin on social cognition and prosocial behavior as people age.
The relationship between primate calls and human speech has mainly been investigated based on descriptive works, i.e., by attempting to pinpoint similarities, continuities and discontinuities in the production, acoustics, perception, and learning of communicative behaviors.
The e-SHARE project explores electronic identification for patient centric e-health services, specifically in Brazil. They are compared and contrasted with similar services in Sweden and Europe in general.
Human diseases such as cancer have been tied to proteins in Nuclear Pore Complexes (NPC). It has become increasingly clear that the proteins of the nuclear envelope orchestrate many functions involving cell signalling and chromatin organisation. The Hallberg Group is progressing on the path of discerning the nature of the pivotal role these proteins serve.
We develop new methods for studying composition and atomic arrangements in solids using state-of-the-art transmission electron microscopes. The techniques include continuous rotation electron diffraction (cRED), scanning electron diffraction, high-resolution (scanning) transmission electron microscopy (S)TEM, electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS).
The modern era has seen an emergence of technologies for portraying the earth from above. Balloons, aircraft and satellites have literally produced pictures of the whole world. This project explores the emergence of such viewpoints.
