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The Arctic Ocean experiences dramatic and rapid environmental changes, associated with increasing temperatures, decreasing sea-ice cover and freshening of surface waters. Increasing Atlantic Water temperatures have contributed to the sea-ice loss.
The polar regions are especially sensitive for climate change and the warming the Arctic is more than twice as fast as elsewhere on Earth. The effects of this warming are large, with a dramatic loss of sea ice as an example.
Two key parameters for studies of feedback in the climate system.
Mercury (Hg) is a global pollutant; its organic form, methylmercury (MeHg), is a neurotoxin that bioaccumulates in marine food webs, impacting human and wildlife health in the Arctic. The interaction between Hg and methane (CH4) cycling in Arctic sediment remains unknown, despite significant CH4 emissions.
After an almost unbroken, two-decade-long rise, Swedish housing prices fell sharply in 2022. But even if real estate price contractions are regarded as an important factor behind financial crises and economic recession, is our knowledge about them limited by the lack of historical data.
Antibody-based methods such as CLIP can detect direct interactions between microRNAs and their mRNA targets in cell populations with nucleotide resolution. However, these methods typically require millions of cells, and cannot be applied to study the single cells where the interactions occur.
Combining large scale life-science data with artificial intelligence is crucial for the continued progression of our understanding of the molecular processes that govern life. We propose developing novel deep-learning methods to provide an unprecedented accurate description of the human proteome.
Research on cultural creativity has been versatile, ranging from studies of art worlds and (world)literatures to experimental forms of writing in different styles and genres.
This research project investigates the complex interplay between Art and Natural Sciences during the first half of the 18th century. Based on interdisciplinary collaboration, the synergies of the project are multiple.
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Art History PhD students, senior lecturers and professors conduct research on art and architecture, images and built environment, material and visual culture.
Digital twins and artificial intelligence are two of the key driving technologies of the fourth industrial revolution. This project connects the two fields in an industry–academia collaboration between Stockholm University and Atrium Ljungberg.
The project ARTofMELT (Atmospheric rivers and the onset of sea ice melt 2023) centers on an international interdisciplinary research expedition onboard the Swedish research icebreaker Oden to the central Arctic Ocean in May and June 2023.
Asceticism is a concept that originated in ancient Greek culture. The term askêsis originally referred to training and exercises of a more physical and gymnastic nature, but also came to denote the strictly regulated spiritual way of life that distinguished philosophical and religious sects.
The purpose of this study is to investigate the role and function of the Bible in the postwar Swedish society, with the state Bible translation Bibel 2000 as a study object.
Research in Asian Languages and Cultures is grounded in the humanities focusing on Chinese, Japanese and Korean Studies.
The research project examines the association between exposure to violence, ill health and long-term sick leave to identify the conditions and opportunities for vocational rehabilitation for people who have been exposed to domestic violence..
In my dissertation, I research aspects of hindrances and possibilities for user participation in the social services' individual and family care (IFO).
ASR-UD develops language-technology infrastructure and digital tools for the Upper Dalecarlian varieties (Moramål, Oremål, Orsamål, Sollerömål, Venjansmål, Våmhusmål and Övdalian/Elfdalian). The project includes automatic transcription, phonetic annotation and, in the longer term, other forms of automatic linguistic analysis.
Bacterial NO-reductases (NOR) are integral membrane proteins that reduce the toxic gas nitric oxide to dinitrous oxide: 2NO+2e-+2H+→N2O+H2O. This reaction is a step in denitrification, an anaerobic respiratory process that reduces nitrate stepwise to dinitrogen.
