Judith Butler´s theory of the self
Research projectMy dissertation investigates Judith Butler´s theory of the self with a focus on its ethical relations.
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My dissertation investigates Judith Butler´s theory of the self with a focus on its ethical relations.
The Computational Microscopy for Cell Biology (CMCB) laboratory is a multidisciplinary team developing cutting-edge image analysis strategies to answer fundamental biology questions with advanced light microscopy.

Within the field of general legal theory are studied the structure of the legal system, its relationship to the surrounding society and its methodological issues. This subject area is characterized by its general approach to the issues at hand.

To develop criminological theory on how penal power travels beyond the nation state, this project combines theory in sociology, international relations and international law to explore the overall research question ‘How do Scandinavian states engage in penal exports?’

The project explores the communicative dimension of inequality with global news discourse and interviews with journalists as points of entry and the ongoing violation of our communication rights as the backdrop.

Juvenile delinquency is one of the central problem areas both in criminological research and in Swedish public debate. Several of Sweden experts on juvenile delinquency are involved in this book project, which has been ongoing since 2001.
The main interest of the Szabó group is development of selective synthesis using transition-metal catalysis and organocatalysis targeting mainly fluorine and boron containing organic molecules.

A dissertation project by Rickard Grimefall examining how, from queer theoretical perspectives, young masculinities have been portrayed in Swedish children's cinema during the period 1990–2020.
This phd-project is about style and more spefic the authorial style of the swedish author Jonas Hassen Khemiri.
While important progress has been made in reducing under-five mortality in recent years, poor developmental outcomes for children under 5 can last a lifetime and perpetuate an intergenerational cycle of poverty and marginalization.

This PhD project investigates how knowing and closely related concepts - like understanding and getting to know - are expressed in the languages of the world.

The main objective of this ambitious cross-disciplinary program is to investigate the nature and causes of knowledge resistance, the tendency not to accept available knowledge. This represents the first concerted effort to provide a unified framework within which to investigate knowledge resistance, going beyond the state of the art on several levels.
Research in this section is spanning from Korean language, literature and culture to Korean politics.

A comparative research project on social policy and social development in East Asian countries. The project creates East Asian Social Policy Dataset (SPEAD). The new dataset enables systematic research that compares the role of social policy in social development and political and social underpinnings of policy change in Korea with other countries.

We focus on sustainable polymer chemistry and its translation into material science. Our research includes the synthesis of advanced polymeric materials, chemical recycling of plastics and development of closed-loop fabrication methodologies.

L1 talkers’ adaptation to L2 speech. Computational and experimental approaches to vowel perception. This project investigates how the speech perception system deals with the fact that we all differ in our pronunciation.
The project develops and tests a teaching model that makes scientific inquiry a more explicit part of classroom instruction. The aim is to strengthen students’ understanding of how scientific knowledge is generated, enabling them to conduct their own investigations and interpret the results of others.

Labor economists study the factors that shape labour markets, employment and wages.
