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In this research project, we investigate complementary Polish State Schools. The purpose of the project is to better understand how the schools can contribute to multilingual children's language and knowledge development. To find out this, we analyze, among other things, policy documents and the teachers' ideologies.
How can cities become smarter? Our Baltic Sea university consortium is developing scalable, secure and smart solutions by integrating IoT, edge, and cloud computing. The goal is to improve sustainability, energy use, and service delivery in diverse urban environments.
HIBEAM‑NNBAR is a proposed two-stage experiment at the ESS, searching for rare neutron transformations. Discovering these could reveal why our Universe contains more matter than antimatter, with sensitivity a thousand times better than past searches.
This project aims to develop high-throughput methods to support nontarget chemical exposomics in human blood, including high frequency sampling and high-throughput analytical strategies.
Biological diversity within species is essential for adaptation and resilience, yet the processes that maintain this diversity are not fully understood. This project uses Atlantic herring in the Baltic Sea as a model to investigate how genetically and ecologically distinct populations persist despite extensive mixing and gene flow.
A key feature of global governance is the possibility to monitor governments alleged of noncompliance with international treaties. Intergovernmental organizations (IGOs) routinely conduct onthe-spot monitoring missions to assess if governments are violating international conventions.
This project aims at developing a new class of experimental probes for new Higgs-like spin-0 particles with the ATLAS experiment at LHC, and to interpret the experimental results in complete models that predict primordial Gravitational Waves (GW).
This doctoral-research project examines how advanced readers and their teachers experience an enrichment-based and differentiated reading instruction.
The Research Group on Higher Education Learning Practices at Stockholm University engages in theoretical and empirical research on different aspects of higher education.
As society evolves rapidly, higher education faces growing pressure to redefine its role. This project explores how universities design assessments, course goals, and competencies to stay relevant — balancing academic integrity, labor market demands, and student diversity, with generative AI as a major influencing factor.
This research is about healthcare professionals who work permanently or for a short period of time in other countries.
This project investigates men’s gambling in contemporary Sweden as a cultural phenomenon.
Research on literature in the Hispanic World at Stockholm University is carried out over a broad range of topics, with particular focus on Golden Age writing as well as modern literature from the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, but also further back in time to Spanish medieval literature from the thiteenth to the fifteenth centuries.
In this theme we look at how education and teaching is formed from a sociological and historical perspective. What are the connections between education and societal change? How is inequality perpetuated or thwarted? What role do class, gender, and ethnicity play in different contexts?
We work on a range of topics and apply a diversity of analytical lenses, methods and sources. The figure below summarises central themes in our research. You can learn more about us by visiting our individual pages and projects.
Children's entry into the road landscape after the introduction of the Swedish Folkskola in 1840-1930.
Past and present grasslands influence plant species richness and diversity.
Retrieved cannons have often attracted a significant interest.
Historiography can mean "writing history" or "writing history about historiography". Most often, historiography involves meta-historical studies of other, past or contemporary, historical studies.
History is about people of the past. Historians study actors, structures, events, ideas and symbols and their meaning in a vast period of time - spanning from yesterday to thousands of years back in time.
