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To counter detrimental impacts of climate change and population growth LIFAGRO will develop biobased materials for advanced agricultural applications.
This PhD project investigates how lignin, an adhesive structural component of wood, associate with proteins to form fully bio-based, high‑performance materials.
Statistical models are used to explain the variability of measurements made on the variable of interest (also called outcome, response).
The purpose of the research project is to better understand testimony as a source of knowledge, and to take into account its roots in the most fundamental problems in epistemology and linguistic.
This project explores linguistic and institutional dynamics in multilingual workplaces, examining interactional practices and identity construction. Using audio/video data, it focuses on backstage talk, leadership, and socio-technical practices in manager-employee meetings, employing EMCA, MCA, and socio-technical methods.
Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. At the Department of Linguistics, we study human linguistic communication in its entirety – structurally, interactively, pragmatically, neurologically, and developmentally.
Dutch Linguistics Research
Finnish linguistics research
Linguistics studies are conducted at the Department of German.
Membrane proteins are of exceptional importance for transport and signalling in the cell, and pumps and channels in particular are key examples of proteins that adopt different conformational states as part of cycles that define their function.
This project investigates empathy arising from emotional voices, using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), galvanic skin response (GSR) and information about the participants' own experiences.
The group centers around research on literacy practices, meaning making, and classroom interaction in different subjects.
The goal of this project is new knowledge about children's learning in various learning environments.
In this project, within the field of spatial literary studies, I analyze how domesticity, modern architecture and ideas of a good home are depicted in short stories from Swedish journals from the 1930´s.
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The project examines how a story progresses based on different motivations and how the composition produces effects of different kinds.
In all times and in all cultures people have been telling stories and performing songs and poetry, practices which have led to the written text that we identify as literature.
Finnish literature research
The department's research in the domain of German-language literature exhibits considerable breadth. However, the areas of interest shared by individual researchers within this subject also demonstrate common ground, thereby facilitating fruitful collaboration, including with researchers specializing in more linguistic domains.
Modern literary analysis is often inspired by and engaged in philosophical questions and theories. Philosophy has, one might say, provided many different theoretical frameworks for literary studies.
The project explores the ways in which the work and correspondence of Swedish exile literary scholars Käte Hamburger and Walter A. Berendsohn shaped responses to questions about the role of literature in times of war and crisis.
