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  • Farmer in Today's Sweden

    Research project

    Conditions, Challenges, and Experiences as a Business Owner and Entrepreneur

  • Farm work: work processes, segmentation patterns and sustainability visions in Swedish farming

    Research project

    This study seeks to fill a gap in research on farm labor in Sweden in the age of sustainability transitions. The focus is on farm work processes – who does them, with what machines, under what social conditions, and with what consequences for sustainability.

  • Fashion Studies

    Research subject

    Fashion Studies examines the history of fashion, its social and economic functions and its role in the development of global production and consumption of clothing.

  • Fashion Studies

    Research area

    Fashion Studies examines the history of fashion, its social and economic functions and its role in the development of global production and consumption of clothing.

  • Fate and Effects of Toxic Substances in the Environment

    Research subject

    Discover more about our research groups and research projects in this subject below.

  • Fathers and children in child health care: an ethnographic study of institutional practices

    Research project

    The project ‘Fathers and children in child health care’ is an ethnographic study about institutional talk. The aim of the study is to investigate the interaction between fathers and professionals (nurses) in child health care (BVC).

  • Fathers with the most to lose from an absence from the workplace take most parental leave

    Research project

    This project examine why fathers working in occupations requiring the highest qualifications, such as medical doctors and lawyers, claim more than twice the length of father leave than those in occupations requiring the least qualifications, such as cleaners and machine operators.

  • Fatigue cohort

    Research project

    Fatigue is anecdotally one of the most commonly reported and disabling symptoms after COVID-19 and is the cardinal symptom in chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) and exhaustion disorder (ED).

  • Federated Health: A Nordic Federated Health Data Network

    Research project

    Electronic health records are full of important information about diagnoses and treatments of patients. Sharing this information in a federated health data network, across hospitals in the Nordic countries, will improve the quality of health care.

  • Federated Reinforcement Learning (FedRL): Algorithms and Theoretical Foundations

    Research project

    Federated Reinforcement Learning is an emerging research field which allows multiple AI systems to learn together – without sharing their private data. In this project, we explore how scalable systems can be built.

  • Feedbacks between a changing climate and vegetation (CLIVE)

    Research project

    Feedbacks between a changing climate and vegetation (CLIVE): The role of volatile organic compounds and biogenic aerosols. CLIVE aims to explore how forests, particularly in boreal and tropical regions, influence climate change through their interactions with carbon and water cycles.

  • Feedbacks between sea ice, ocean, clouds, and aerosols in changing polar climates (ACCELERATE)

    Research project

    Can polar clouds dampen global warming? The current consensus states that clouds enhance surface warming in polar regions but that their impact on the net energy budget at the top of the atmosphere, and thus global climate, is either small or cooling.

  • Feeding Capitalism and Facing its Consequences? Upland Pastoralism in Ireland and Sweden, 1350-1850

    Research project

    This project by Eugene Costello is funded by a a Humanities and Social Sciences Project Grant from the Swedish Research Council and will run until 2025.

  • FELIX - Feline PFAS exposure and associations to endocrine related health outcomes

    Research project

    FELIX investigates cats' exposure to PFAS substances and links to hormone-related diseases. Cats are beneficial models of human exposure to indoor chemicals. The results are therefore highly relevant for human health as well.

  • Feminist and queer performing arts

    Research subject

    One of the research areas of Theatre Studies is feminist and queer performing arts with a transnational and intersectional outlook.

  • Feminist Cultural Studies

    Research subject

    Within this scientific approach, culture is studied as aesthetic, bodily and material practices from a feminist perspective.

  • Feminist Literary Studies

    Research subject

    Feminist literary researchers aim to unsettle the meaning of a text, displacing and conditionalising it.

  • Feminist perspectives on global politics

    Research subject

    Global politics focuses on the ways international issues relate to gender, sexuality and other social hierarchies.

  • Feminist Philosophy

    Research subject
  • Fertility intentions, fertility considerations and Swedish fertility decline

    Research project

    Since 2010, fertility rates in Sweden have been declining. This development is rather surprising since Swedish family policies are internationally acclaimed for facilitating childbearing and childrearing. The researchers in this project seek to identify the factors that drive these developments.