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Ending Childhood Obesity is a national initiative aiming to prevent overweight and obesity in preschool children aged 0–6 in Sweden. Thereby, we hope to contribute to the reduction of mental illness, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases.
To maintain body weight and metabolic homeostasis functional inter-organ communication with multiple endocrine players is crucial. In this project we explore the metabolic impact and consequences of induced cytokine signaling in metabolic disease progression.
The respiratory chain of mitochondria and aerobic bacteria is composed of membrane-bound enzymes that transfer electrons from a donor, NADH, to an acceptor, O2. The sequential electron transfer through these complexes is linked to transmembrane proton translocation, which maintains an electrochemical proton gradient that is used to store free energy.
Proton transport across biological membranes, electron and proton-transfer reactions within the respiratory complexes, and regulatory interactions between membrane proteins are processes that contribute to energy conversion within a cell.
Climate change has spurred the decarbonisation of energy sectors. Yet, a viable pathway to reducing CO₂ emissions requires balancing conflicting economic and environmental aims. Our research group leverages state-of-the-art methodology to develop models for decision and policy support.
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Volatile energy prices cause problems for European households, and some even struggle to heat their homes. To mitigate the risks, a new regulatory framework is needed. This research project addresses market-design issues to facilitate more flexible and proactive household consumers.
English studies is a broad field that cuts across traditional disciplinary boundaries to cover research into English-language literature, linguistics, and culture, as well as pedagogy.
The department’s literary research covers a broad range of topics, focused on literature from the renaissance to the present day.
We conduct research into various aspects of the English language, from its structure, history, varieties, and phonological features, to societal aspects of language use and practical applications of English linguistics.
The amount of teaching and learning at universities that occurs in second language (L2) English continues to increase rapidly. This situation leads to classrooms where students and teachers have varying levels of English proficiency.
English Medium Instruction in Academic Lectures: A cross-cultural exchange of student and teacher perspectives on in-class and online education.
Enhancing Preschool Children’s Attention, Language and Communication Skills: An Interdisciplinary Study of Socio-emotional Learning and Computerized Attention Training.
Research project in Theatre Studies by Magnus Tessing Schneider, PhD at the Department of Culture and Aesthetics, Stockholm University.
The existence of Dark Matter (DM), matter that is invisible to conventional telescopes has become indisputable. This project employs deep underground detectors for rare events to search for dark matter particles.
Organizations are constantly transforming, and it can be challenging to see how changes affect different parts of the organization. This project combines Enterprise Architecture, simulation, and digital twins to support more informed decisions about organizational change.
Organisations are governed by complex webs of rules and regulations. The aim of this PhD project is to design an enterprise modelling method that helps organisations comprehend and navigate these systems.
The Fractal Enterprise Model (FEM) provides a different way of looking at enterprises. It maps assets, processes and the connections between them. This PhD thesis project explores how FEM can be a guide to business transformation and digital innovation.
The project uses and develops feminist theories within the framework of research on entrepreneurship.
The research group Entrepreneurship, Organization & Society (EOS), develop knowledge about alternative forms of entrepreneurship.
Climate and Environmental History studies how variations and changes in nature have impacted people and societies throughout history. The field also asks questions about how humans have adapted to these changes, how they have impacted nature in return, and how nature has been experienced and understood through time.
