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  • From Salamanca to PISA

    Research project

    The professionalization of special teachers/special pedagogues since 1990 from a comparative perspective.

  • From speech to sign – learning Swedish Sign Language as a second language

    Research project

    What happens when adults learn sign language as a second language? This project examined second language learning of languages ​​expressed in a different modality than the speaker's first language.

  • From Tracking to Hacking: Designing sleep technology for life outside norm schedules

    Research project

    Smartwatches, fitness trackers and other wearables follow every step we take, and every move we make. We even take them to bed and let them track our sleep. This project explores how people interact with technology and hack traditional sleep schedules in order to make their lives work.

  • From work force immigration to inclusion

    Research project

    This research project aims to examine how Vocational and Educational Training responded to the structural changes in the labour market and the role it played in the inclusion of immigrants in Sweden from the 1950:s to 2020.

  • Frontiers of political representation

    Research project

    The aim of this project is to expand our understanding of how individuals from different social groups become political representatives, and how this selection of politicians maps in to specific outcomes.

  • Frontiers of topological matter

    Research project

    This project focuses on frontiers of topological matter such as non-Abelian anyons from twists and defects in Moiré heterostructures and topological phenomena in open dissipative systems.

  • Functional Quasicrystals

    Research project

    We will investigate the unique properties of quasicrystals that can be linked to their specific structures. Of particular interest are magnetic and electronic properties that have recently been discovered in several Tsai-type quasicrystals.

  • Functional Quasicrystals? – Harnessing the complexity of aperiodic intermetallic compounds

    Research project

    The purpose of the project is to investigate whether quasicrystals possess unique properties that are introduced by their aperiodic atomic structure. Of particular interest are magnetic and electronic properties which recently have emerged in several Tsai-type quasicrystals

  • Function of complex I in cell respiration, photosynthesis, and mitochondrial disease

    Research project

    Biological energy transduction is catalyzed by membrane-bound enzymes that capture and convert chemical or light-energy to power cellular function. This project aims to elucidate how modular adaptations enable energy transducing enzymes to evolve new biological functionality.

  • Fundamental studies of conversion of CO2 to sustainable fuels and chemicals

    Research project

    Our research aims to deliver knowledge that leads to a sustainable CO2 reduction reaction to obtain chemicals and fuels as an unrivaled energy resource in terms of energy density, storage, and distribution.

  • FUSE - The unexpected scientists

    Research project

    The FUSE project examines different paths that students can take to apply for a degree in physics. The focus is on students from under-represented groups, such as women and people from families with non-academic backgrounds.

  • Future Interactions

    Research group

    The Future Interactions group brings together a mix of designers, computer scientists and social scientists. We are interested in the design of future interactive technologies, as well as their social and ethical consequences.

  • FutureMARES – Climat Change and Future Marine Ecosystems Services and Biodiversity

    Research project

    The goal of the project FutureMares is to provide socially and economically viable actions and strategies in support of nature-based solutions for climate change adaptation and mitigation.

  • Futures

    Research project

    Stock index futures are contracts to either buy or sell the underlying portfolio of stocks at a certain time in the future for a certain price.

  • GAINS

    Research group

    SOFI’s gender research group GAINS (Gender Analysis and Interdisciplinary research Network, Stockholm) is a cross-disciplinary research environment that aims to facilitate social science research on issues related to gender. Our focus areas include the labor market, health, education, and family relations.

  • Galaxies

    Research subject

    How galaxies formed and evolved burning question in current astrophysics, deeply connected to cosmology and the origin of the universe. The research at Stockholm University in this area extends from nearby star-forming galaxies to the end of the "dark age", when the first stars and galaxies in the universe were formed.

  • Gambling in the workplace – how culture, policies, and negative effects interact

    Research project

    That excessive gambling for money can have serious consequences for the player is well-known, but what we know too little about is how workplaces can influence gambling habits.

  • Gawarbati: Documenting a vulnerable linguistic community in the Hindu Kush

    Research project

    In this project, we document Gawarbati, the little documented language of a vulnerable community in the Pakistan-Afghanistan border region. The aim is to compile an annotated audio and video corpus and a lexical database, to serve as a lasting record.

  • Gaze in conversation

    Research project

    Eye contact is very important in conversation. We make and break eye contact with our interlocutors. According to observations, we seek the other person’s gaze when we want to pass the word or have confirmation, but there are often no statistics on how common such behaviors are and when they occur.

  • GENBEM: Integrating genomic health indicators into biological effect monitoring of contaminants

    Research project

    Pollution can impact the DNA and RNA of marine animals before effects are detected at the organism or population level. GENBEM reads these early molecular changes to make marine monitoring faster, sharper, and more predictive.