Medical Radiation Physics
Research subjectMedical Radiation Physics is a vast and complex translational research topic that deals with radiation physics applied to medicine and biology for medical radiation imaging and radiation therapy.
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Medical Radiation Physics is a vast and complex translational research topic that deals with radiation physics applied to medicine and biology for medical radiation imaging and radiation therapy.
We medicinal chemists design and synthesize new compounds to accelerate academic drug discovery projects.

Medieval times is a period of time in the history of Western Europe, from circa 500 to 1500 A.D - but it is also something more. It functions as a mirror for the present to define itself - for good and for bad - as the time when everything began, or the time which thankfully is history.

A PhD student will conduct research to address the challenges in applying the essential use concept to uses of PFAS to support informed substitution of PFAS.
Methane (CH4) is an important greenhouse gas and increased atmospheric concentrations of CH4 account for 20% of the postindustrial global warming. Marine sediments along continental margins contain vast amounts of CH4, stored as solid gas hydrate.

How do men balance between being strong and independent on the one hand, but credible as victims on the other? The project examines three perspectives on victimisation during trials.

Swedish-born children of immigrants experience poorer career outcomes than their counterparts whose parents are born in Sweden. This is despite them attaining the same levels of education. To what degree can differences in mental health explain these inequalities?
What are the associations between the death of a family member during the COVID-19 pandemic and the risk of in- and out-patient psychiatric care, use of psychotropic medication, mental health related sick-leave, and attempted and completed suicides among bereaved family members?

More research is needed on what training programmes for staff are needed to improve care for patients with serious mental illnesses and conditions.

This project provides a review of research on mental models in driving and their practical implications.
The research project is an evaluation of the violence prevention training program Mentor in Violence Prevention (MVP), specifically effects of MVP in school as part of universal prevention of violence and abuse, especially boys' violence against girls even if other forms of violence are also included.
Amino acids are essential nutrients that serve as building blocks of proteins and some are efficiently metabolized for energy. Eukaryotic cells respond to extracellular amino acids by enhancing their uptake. We study the molecular mechanisms underlying this response and the role of amino acid metabolism in promoting virulent growth of human fungal pathogens.

Metadata Culture is a research project led by Anna Dahlgren, Professor of Art History at the Department of Culture and Aesthetics, and Karin Hansson, artist and research fellow at the Department of Computer and Systems Sciences at Stockholm University.
Metaethics is the philosophical study of moral judgment and moral language. Can moral judgments be true or false, and, if so, in virtue of what? Is moral truth relative to different assessors? Can we acquire moral knowledge? Are moral judgments best understood as beliefs about moral reality, or as desires that reality be in a certain way?

Metaphysics is a core subject in philosophy at Stockholm University.

Research in Meteorology and Atmospheric Science deals with the atmosphere's three layers: the Troposphere, the Mesosphere and the Stratosphere. We study how and why the atmosphere moves, how aerosols (small particles) form, are transported and interact with clouds, precipitation and solar radiation, and how this affects polar climates.

Increase our understanding of the stability of natural marine hydrate deposits along the Arctic Ocean continental margins.

Methanol can be a vector to store dihydrogen.