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An Ethnographic Exploration of the Meanings of Illegal Substances in Three Contemporary Contexts - Psychedelic Self-Development, rave culture, and bar- and nightlife.
Scientific Depictions of the Arctic from St Petersburg, Stockholm, and Paris.
The IMAGINE research project, on the management of marine landscapes, ran until 2020 with funding from the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency.
This research project is about effects of Internet-based multimodal emotion recognition training (iMERTAT) on social skills in adolescents with or without autism.
The project is part of the EU funded Marie Skłodowska-Curie Innovative Training Network (ITN) named iMIRACLI (innovative MachIne leaRning to constrain Aerosol-cloud CLimate Impacts) and examines how aerosols affect the Arctic mixed-phase clouds.
"Immigration and the Normalization of Racism: Discursive Shifts in Swedish Politics and Media 2010-22" is led by Prof. Michal Krzyzanowski, Uppsala University and the team includes Associate Professor Mattias Ekman, Stockholm University. Main language: English. Research subject: MCS Funding body: The Swedish Research Council, grant: 2019–03354.
This project tackles the growing environmental threat posed by PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) in landfills, which are increasingly recognized as potential secondary sources of PFAS contamination to surrounding groundwater and ecosystems.
Who feels welcomed in mathematics and physics at university level and why? We study the path of students from under-represented groups into these fields and the identities that they build as they engage with these subject areas.
We investigate why some individuals with hypertension develop heart failure while others remain healthy, focusing on how inflammatory processes and epigenetic regulation contribute to different forms of heart failure.
While modelling of transport and deposition undertaken in our research group indicates the importance of SAA transport and deposition of PFAAs in coastal regions, there is currently little empirical evidence for these impacts.
In March 2020, everyday life changed dramatically for many Swedish workers as a result of the Public Health Agency’s recommendations on telework (work from home using ICT) to reduce the spread of COVID-19; within some weeks telework increased by 400%. Many of those who began teleworking did so without or with only limited experience of telework.
This research project explores how school-age educare functions as a problem-solving arena, where children’s differences, needs, and challenges are addressed and transformed into opportunities in a time marked by uncertainty and change.
The purpose of the project is to give advice to the Swedish marine monitoring groups regarding measurements of optical properties in Swedish waters, compare measurements of chlorophyll, coloured dissolved organic matter, suspended particulate matter and turbidity (turbidity), and to harmonise the measurements protocols between the Swedish monitoring groups.
Medical devices collect huge sets of patient data every day, at every hospital, around the world. What if these data could be used to improve diagnostic tools? This PhD thesis project explores how medical data can be used in a safe way.
Machine learning has been developed and adopted in different areas where both accuracy and interpretability is required. However, most high-performance models lack interpretability. Therefore, additional algorithms are required to guarantee the complex models’ interpretability.
How can the preconditions for more people to be able to live in socially sustainable housing communities be improved? - What does the scientific literature say about potential initiators, collaborators and legal conditions?
How can technical solutions help medical doctors make more accurate diagnoses, generate prognoses and estimate the probability of various outcomes? In this project, we use machine learning and language technology to develop prediction models for sepsis and COVID-19.
The INCENTIVIZE project aims to develop innovative market-based instruments to complement existing chemical regulations, thereby accelerating the reduction of hazardous chemicals in processes and products.
The INCIDENCE project addresses challenges in the global educational sector. Suggested solutions will empower both teaching staff and students with knowledge on maintaining a high level of cyber hygiene and new capabilities to respond to potential threats that may arise.
