Francophone Cultural Studies
Research subjectFrancophone Cultural Studies is, above all, an epistemology of social-historical contexts related to the French language.
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Freedom of choice and competition in Swedish preschool: Effects on staff and segregation.
Research projectIn this research project, we study how market reforms within the Swedish school system have changed the labour market for preschool staff, by investigating whether exposure to competition from private contractors has affected wages, staff turnover, and sickness absence among preschool staff.
Freedom of expression in armed conflict: The silence between spaces
Research projectPhD project about the freedom of expression in armed conflicts, in an increasingly digital world.
Freethinking, Hesitation, Weirdness: Reconsidering Anthropocene through History, Literature and Art
Research projectThis project offers a historical perspective from the 16th century until today on how literature and art explore questions around the Anthropocene, ecologies, climate change, and sustainability.
French
Research areaFrench is a language with a long history, which developed from the spoken Latin. Spoken language changes all the time. The reasons for this are social, demographic, geographic and/or political, factors that are also valid on modern language change.
French and Francophone Literature
Research subjectThis research area deals with literature from France and the French-speaking world.
French Discourse Analysis
Research subjectDiscourse analysis is the study of how language, when used in communication, acquires meaning, purpose and becomes coherent. The meaning of linguistic expressions derive not only from linguistic forms and propositional content, but from the interplay between the text, the situation and the cultural context in which the utterance is produced.
French Historical Linguistics
Research subjectIn historical linguistics research are being made on phonetic change. French has in fact undergone radical change concerning sounds.
French Linguistics
Research subjectThe research at Stockholm University encompasses diachronic and historical linguistics, semantics, pragmatics, and discourse analysis.
French Philology
Research subjectThe focus on research in French has been editing texts in Old French. The number of texts is very high and there are several genres and periods, from the 12th century to the 16th, where the period of Modern French begins. These texts are a good base for linguistic studies.
French Second Language Acquisition
Research subjectAn interdisciplinary field of research, drawing on linguistics, as well as psychology, education and other social sciences. Research in second language acquisition aims primarily to understand development in an additional language that one learns as a teenager or adult and how second language acquisition differs from first language acquisition.
Fresh Start 2025 – New Year's Resolutions and Strategies for Goal-Attainment
Research projectCommon New Year’s resolutions focus on changes in behavior with an expectation of positive outcomes regarding physical and mental health. The purpose of this project is to investigate Swedes' New Year's resolutions, how well we adhere to them, and whether the likelihood of a person keeping their resolution can be increased.
From adoption to adulthood: Family formation and labor market trajectories of international adoptees and their children in Sweden
Research projectHow do difficulties from childhood affect international adoptees in Sweden?
From atomistic to macroscopic understanding: unravelling lignin's untapped potential as earth's most abundant natural phenolic compound
Research projectThis collaborative project, coordinated by KTH (Prof. Minna Hakkarainen), addresses the structural complexity of lignin, a key biopolymer in plant biomass that remains only partially understood at the molecular level. The project aims to map lignin structure in detail and connect its inherent heterogeneity to controlled fractionation and functionalisation strategies. By combining advanced analytical methods with selective chemical and catalytic approaches, it seeks to identify well-defined lignin building blocks that can enable reproducible material design.
From bookcase to screen. Digitizing the funeral sermons of the Skokloster castle library
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From Cradle to Care – and Beyond: Longitudinal Perspectives on Infant Placements in Child Welfare Policy and Practice
Research projectInfants placed in out-of-home care are among the most vulnerable children in the child welfare system, yet they remain relatively understudied in Swedish research. This project examines infant placements from a national and longitudinal perspective.
From Data to Shared Value – Legal Frameworks and Contract Models for AI Partnerships in Healthcare
Research projectResearch project awarded funding by Region Stockholm to examine how legal and contractual frameworks can enable fair value-sharing when health data is used to develop AI in healthcare.
From Forest to Functional Particles for Life Sciences (FORFUN)
Research projectFORFUN aims to develop novel techniques for creating colloidal particles from lignin and hemicelluloses, with the intention of harnessing their potential in the field of life science materials
From Heretic to Sufi Saint: The Reception and Reinterpretation of Nasimi in Mamluk and Ottoman Historiography
Research projectThis project investigates the historical reception of Imadaddin Nasimi, a 14th-century Hurufi mystic and poet executed for heresy. It explores how his historical image transformed from a condemned heretic in Mamluk records to a venerated Sufi saint in Ottoman historiography.
From music sheets to groove. Didactical notation to support students participation in musical activities
Research projectCreating meaningful ensemble instruction for students with diverse musical backgrounds is an important challenge in music education.
