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While there has been fast and rapid progress in terms of the development of self driving vehicles, these new technologies have also been controversially involved in a number of fatal accidents. This project studies the “social order” of traffic. What happens when artificial and human intelligence meet on the road?
The project's main goal is to create an AI assistant that will find answer a user's questions with help of the Scandinavian Runic database.
How can Teacher Education provide teacher students with the professional competency needed in a future where Artificial Intelligence (AI) is expected to play a more central role in the school?
Transition of cities towards carbon neutrality requires an improved understanding of the interlinkages between land-use and energy planning, and of the complexity of coupled socio-ecological processes, and feedbacks in urban-regional systems.
Acquiring the knowledge for maintaining and improving air quality is one of the critical environmental challenges of the future as it is estimated that poor air quality causes several million premature deaths each year.
We are investigating ocean processes that govern the release of short-lived climate forcers , such as volatile organic compounds, aerosol particles, methane and carbon dioxide. By understanding these processes, we can better assess their role in the climate system and their connection to marine ecosystems.
Can AI help us come to terms with fraud? In this project, we use machine learning models to identify indicators for unclear insurance claims in order to deter suspicious damage payments and insurance fraud.
The focus of the group is biobased materials for different applications.
Social science research on individuals' (mis)use of various addictive substances and behaviours, and societal handling thereof, is a prominent research focus at the Department of Public Health Sciences.
The aim of the network is to increase the cooperation between different regions and research settings in Sweden and to form a national base and meeting place for young and more experienced researchers.
Alcohol consumption is a leading risk factor for injury, disease and premature death in Europe. Hence, there is increasing interest in effective universal interventions to reduce alcohol consumption and related harm, and the workplace is a favorable arena.
Molecular computer simulations. All material things around us (and we ourselves) consist of molecules. Molecules consist of atoms, atoms consist of electrons and atomic nuclei. Behavior of all these small parts of materia is determined by the fundamental laws of quantum mechanics.
LMNL is a unique lexicographic resource of the medieval legal language of the Nordic region and an important tool for internationalising research of the medieval laws and legal history of the Nordic countries.
The research group in algebra, geometry, topology, and combinatorics is active in several areas of these fields including, commutative and homological algebra, complex and real algebraic geometry as well as arithmetic geometry, homotopy theory, Ramsey theory and a number of other topics.
Consequences of new digital systems in the Swedish social services.
A legal doctrinal study (PhD project) with the overarching aim to analyze legal aspects of the use of algorithms in the employment context in relation to co-determination and the employer’s decision-making.
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The Swedish island of Gotland faces limited capacity in groundwater reservoirs and increased demand during tourist season. Desalination from the Baltic Sea is a promising method for water supply which will benefit from a forecast of harmful algae blooms.
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The overall aim of the project was to examine whether bereavement (i.e. death of parent or sibling) during different stages in childhood (0-18 years) influences mortality and disease in adulthood.
Extended reality (XR) technology allows us to mix virtual and physical worlds, and create new types of experiences. This project explores how we can better communicate and understand each other’s perspectives in virtual environments with the help of XR technologies.
