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Doctoral thesis study on how the controversial relationship between the prohibition of discrimination and equality-enhancing affirmative action measures has developed in Swedish discrimination legislation. Full title is: (Un)equal treatment – Equality enhancing measures and equal treatmemt in the genealogy of Swedish discrimination legislation.
The book that is to be the result of the project, Equality Law, volume 68 in the Scandinavian Studies in Law series, addresses equality from different perspectives. In total, over 15 researchers will contribute to the collection.
The purpose of the project is to determine how parents with young children sleep, and whether sleep equality relates to stress, wellbeing, and responsibility for the child during the night.
Literature to change the future: promoting narratives and spaces for ecosocial change from universities
Zeglio´s group focuses on organic bioelectronics. Her Team is driven by the need for materials with the properties needed for device function and that better integrate into life and the environment.
Our research is focused on understanding the doors and windows of our cells in the form of membrane proteins in general, and in particular the structure, function and dynamics of channel proteins that transport ions to make our nervous system work.
We are only starting to understand the functional networks of the proteins encoded in the now sequenced human genome. The group is addressing this issue using computational approaches, such as hidden Markov models, evolutionary models, and discriminant statistical methods - aiming to predict function, both with regards to biochemical activity and pathways.
The smallest aquatic plants on earth, phytoplankton, are responsible for the vast majority of photosynthesis.
Epigenetic patterns of histone modifications contribute to the maintenance of tissue-specific gene expression, but little is known about how such patterns are initially formed during early embryo development. We study this process and how cell type-specific patterns emerge in Drosophila.
This project addresses fundamental ethical and legal challenges that AI technologies bring to learning and teaching in higher education. It will provide knowledge about how to conceptually and empirically approach these challenges, but most importantly: How to deal with ethical issues in practice.
This research area focuses on conceptions and institutional responses regarding human diversity in education and care contexts in particular. Ultimately it is about the kinds of lives that are imposed or made possible for different groups of people through various ethical norms, power structures and professional practices.
This project explores the growing datafication of the education sector in the Nordic countries. Our exploration is concretized through a workshop series. We focus on dimensions of ethics and values embedded in emerging sociotechnical imaginaries of education and learning.
How is ethics enacted and shaped through movement-based interaction between humans and autonomous systems?
As the recent fiery debates about ‘flight shame’ and ‘meat shame’ illustrate, there is no clear and convincing ethical account of who has a duty to do exactly what with respect to climate change.
The current project "Ethnical discrimination in the legal context: The role of interviewees’ native language for accuracy and suggestibility in investigative interviews" examines how a persons language (native vs. non-native) affects their accuracy and susceptibility to suggestions in investigative interviews.
Ethnicity and social inclusion focus on questions about how symbolic constructions of "us" and "others" take shape in relation to migration, ethnic diversity, and racialization.
Ethnomusicology studies 'music in culture and culture in music' - that is, the relationship between musical forms, their structure, performance practices and functions, and the culture in which they exist.
The European Green Deal aimed to steer the EU toward a sustainable future and to align its objectives with the Paris Agreement. However, not a year into the development of the EGD, the EU was hit by COVID-19, Russia invading Ukraine, and high inflation. EU Climatic seeks to understand how turbulence has influenced the EU climate transition.
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