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Skin-resident antigen-presenting cells play an important role in maintaining peripheral tolerance via immune checkpoint proteins and induction of T regulatory cells (Tregs). However, we lack knowledge on how to expand or recruit immunoregulatory cutaneous cells without causing inflammation.
The aim of the PANDA experiment is to understand the strong force using very precise accelerated beam of antiprotons. The experiment is part of the research at the accelerator facility FAIR which is under construction in Darmstadt, Germany.
This project researches Nordic models of fatherhood and gender equality as hotbeds of welfare innovation and explores to what extent some countries are trying to ‘import’ similar models.
Green and blue environments are fundamental to environmental sustainability and contribute to a variety of ecosystem services that directly or indirectly affect human health and sustainability.
Evaluation of student-mediated psychotherapy at the Psychological Clinic.
Work-related adverse social behaviors, including violence/threats of violence, bullying, and sexual harassment are remarkably prevalent in working life. Still, high quality evidence on health consequences, especially physical health outcomes and mortality, and on determinants, is scarce.
The project "Exposure to Swedish society and immigrant integration: The family formation of immigrants who arrive as children" brings together four researchers with extensive experience in studying the family formation of immigrants and their children.
The overall purpose of this project is to contribute to an increased understanding of individuals' retirement decision making and to investigate employers' perspectives on extended working lives and HR policies and strategies for an ageing workforce in the welfare sector.
The aim of this EU project is to increase food safety for citizens. Today there is a wide array of data sources holding crucial information about the food that we eat. The problem is that these sources are heterogeneous – and sometimes hidden. We explore how data can be mined, aggregated and analysed using AI.
The goal of this cross-disciplinary collaboration is to design and implement a novel data management and analytics framework for medical data sources. The focus is on explainable machine learning methods as well as on legal and ethical aspects of the predictive models.
The purpose of this project is to analyze and theorize the increasingly important conjunction between eyewitness video and human rights practice.
Cells and organisms are differentially sensitive to ionising radiation. What influences the individual response to radiation? We study the role of genetic and environmental factors and try to identify biomarkers of radiation sensitivity and exposure.
We use quantum chemical methods to study reaction mechanisms of both homogeneous and enzymatic catalysis.
When is sharing equally different? In this project, we study how younger children think and create meaning around sharing resources. It's about how they look at it from a mathematical perspective, and from a climate and sustainability perspective.
Transport and mobility are intrinsic parts of people’s everyday life, but inhabitants in socially vulnerable areas make fewer trips per person and per week compared to the national average, make fewer leisure related trips including trips to relatives and friends, and carry out fewer trips by car.
Research in family and children's law brings together researchers with an interest in various parts of private law, procedural law and public law that concern children, young people and the family. The subject belongs to one of the central parts of law, not least as it affects everyone at some stage of life.
PhD project that aims to examine constructions of family, family life and human relationships in legal regulation and application.
Fertility and processes related to childbearing are at the core of social demography. Fertility patterns shape population age structures as new cohorts of people add to the populations. Childbearing decisions are influenced by many factors related to the social environment in which people live.
Family policies aim to reduce poverty, compensate for the financial costs of children as well as to support the work–family balance among parents. Up to today, there is no systematic overview of how family policies are including and affecting migrant’ fertility and family, working life of young parents, and their family-work reconciliation patterns.
The research area focuses on the relationship between family and work and the gender dimensions of family life, as well as social, economic and cultural aspects of family life. Changes in family organization and behavior in Sweden and other Western societies are a particular focus.
