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  • Elucidating time-resolved formation and assembly of lignin nanoparticles in the presence of metal ions

    Research project

    Lignin is a key structural component of plant cell walls, providing trees with mechanical strength, water transport capability, and resistance against environmental stress. When isolated from biomass, lignin can form lignin nanoparticles (LNPs) due to its amphiphilic character and the presence of functional groups such as phenolic hydroxyls and carboxylic acids. These chemical features enable lignin to interact with and stabilize metal ions, creating opportunities for advanced applications in water purification, ion exchange, and bio-based functional materials.

  • EMBLA

    Research group

    The EMBLA research group is a virtual center of excellence in gender and entrepreneurship.

  • Embodiment and Experience in Transnational Adoption Narratives Through Film and Activism

    Research project

    Transnational adoption has largely been a transaction of non-white children from the Global South to white families in the so-called Global North driven by its consumer demand—a ‘quick fix’ to solve the problem of infertility and racism in the West.

  • EMBRACE: EMBRACing changE - EMBRACE

    Research project

    Overcoming obstacles and advancing democracy in the European Neighbourhood

  • Emergence of Time from Chaos in Operator Algebras

    Research project

    This is a large international interdisciplinary project between physics and philosophy. It applies novel mathematical tools of chaos hierarchy and operator algebras to address one of the most profound puzzles in modern physics: the emergent nature of time in gravitational systems. The project activities include theoretical work organized in three interconnected work packages investigating the role of quantum chaos in the emergence of time and observers in gravity and cosmology, and examining the philosophical implications of these findings.

  • Emergent “world-class” transport infrastructures

    Research project

    Emergent “world-class” transport infrastructures: urban visions and infrastructural spaces in African cities.

  • Emerging Markets Cross-Cultural Research Group

    Research group

    The Emerging Markets Cross-Cultural Research Group is a Stockholm Business School (SBS) based network of researchers undertaking emerging markets driven and related research from cross-cultural cross-case interdisciplinary approaches.

  • Emil Marklund's research group

    Research group

    In our lab we investigate how biological macromolecules can manage to interact with each other with high specificity, and how sequence information determines macromolecular structure and function.

  • Emission of perfluoroalkyl acids on sea spray aerosol in coastal regions

    Research project

    The emissions of certain PFAAs on SSA from the oceans are estimated to be comparable to other major global sources to the air. Despite recent advances in understanding, we suspect that emissions of PFAAs in SSA from coastal waters are underestimated.

  • Emotional and relational aspects

    Research project

    Preschool teacher students' learning processes during VFU.

  • Emotional transmission on Facebook

    Research project

    My PhD project involves investigation of emotional aspects of social media posts, and interaction and potential spread of these emotions to followers.

  • Emotion-focused digital interventions for patients with medically unexplained symptoms

    Research project

    Functional somatic syndromes (e.g. irritable bowel syndrome, fibromyalgia) and medically unexplained symptoms (e.g. chronic primary pain) are very common in primary care. These patients make 14 times more doctor visits than the general population, but describe themselves as less satisfied with the care they receive.

  • Emotions and rituals in practitioner-client interaction in a heterogenous society

    Research project

    How can strong emotions be part of everyday work practices? The project studies the challenges faced by priests, deacons, veterinarians, veterinary assistants, obstetricians, midwives, directors and actors in an increasingly heterogeneous and divided society.

  • Enabling Targeted Spatial Omics for Research and Diagnostics

    Research project

    Spatially resolved omic technologies enable mapping the spatial organization of tissues at the molecular level and are thus fundamental to understand how complex multicellular organisms work and how they are disrupted by diseases such as cancer.

  • Enacting Sex Education

    Research project

    Enacting Sex Education: a practice based study concerning an interdisciplinary knowledge content in Swedish secondary school.

  • Enchanted Fans! Ecstasy, Escapism, and Hangover

    Research project

    A doctoral research project by Kaly Halkawt Lundström exploring how young people become fans of mainstream queer popular culture, how queer young people form friendships, and how audience practices help them make sense of their lives and find comfort and hope.

  • Encountering Diplomacy in Early Modern Southeast Asia: Actors, Practices, Translation

    Research project

    Encountering diplomacy in early modern Southeast Asia is a study in global history. It explores how diplomatic practices and foreign relations were shaped in maritime Southeast Asia's pluralistic, multi-centric, open geography during the 17th and 18th centuries. In this period, exchange between local polities and aspiring European colonial powers flourished.

  • Encountering Subject Matter Didactics and Post-Theoretical Approaches

    Research group

    This research group explores how post-theoretical approaches can be used for critical and creative analysis of teaching and learning.

  • Encountrers between primary child health care staff and families in multicultural contexts

    Research project

    An ethnographic study of conversations around delicate issues.

  • Encouraging Fathers’ Care

    Research project

    Encouraging Fathers’ Care: Causes and Consequences of Fathers’ Parental Leave Provisions in Cross-National Comparative Perspective