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  • N2-fixing planktonic symbioses: Biogeochemically significant models to study molecular [...]

    Research project

    N2-fixing planktonic symbioses: Biogeochemically significant models to study molecular regulation & genomic innovation

  • NANNOARC | Rewriting the Quaternary history of the Arctic Ocean using nannoplankton biochronology

    Research project

    NANNOARC aims to improve the dating of Arctic Quaternary sediments by advancing nannofossil biochronology and integrating AI-based automated imaging, ancient DNA, sediment analyses, and multiple geochronological tools. The outcome will enable more accurate reconstructions of past Arctic sea-ice variability and climate dynamics.

  • Nanopolysaccharide coatings for functional surfaces in water-treatment materials

    Research project

    The project focuses on developing materials from renewable resources, and their evaluating their potential in developing functionalized surfaces for water-treatment.

  • Nano-Quartz

    Research project

    There is dust in the air at stone crushers - in beach volleyball halls - at construction sites – and in the dust there are small quartz particles that can be harmful to health. But how many of them are there exactly? – in the Nano-quartz project we investigate this matter (2020 – 2024)

  • Narratives: form and function

    Research group

    The research group Narratives: form and function takes an interest in stories and narrative from different times and places – from medieval legislative texts to contemporary lifestyle blogs – and aims at understanding why and how we choose to narrate.

  • National Graduate School in Digital Philology

    Research project

    DigPhil is a cutting-edge doctoral research environment that combines the study of historical languages and their varieties with advancements in language technology.

  • National identity in contemporary Sweden: Discourses on Swedishness

    Research project

    This project concerns discourses on Swedish national identity in contemporary Sweden.

  • National research hub digitalization in preschool

    Research group

    National research hub digitalization in preschool was founded on the initiative of Susanne Kjällander (Associate Professor in Preschool Education) in February 2020. All PhD researchers who study digital tools in preschool at Swedish higher education institutions are welcome to participate.

  • Natural Language Processing Research Group

    Research group

    The Natural Language Processing Research Group develops, applies and evaluates NLP methods, in particular involving large language models, across various domains. We focus on topics such as privacy, explainability, and domain adaptation.

  • Natural resources and sustainability

    Research subject

    Our researchers and projects focus on how people utilise different environments and natural resources, and how this affects the surrounding landscape and ecosystems.

  • Natural selection underlying counter-gradient patterns:

    Research project

    Environmental and genetic effects of geothermal soil heating on timing of reproduction

  • NATURANCE | Insurance for nature – nature for insurance

    Research project

    The European Green Deal (GD) is a transformative action plan to a healthy, sustainable, prosperous, climate resilient and net-zero emission society.

  • Natur and norms in the 16. century: Laws of nature and Natural Law

    Research project
  • Nature protection and dispensation

    Research project

    An interdisciplinary research project that have analysed how county councils and municipalities apply the rules on biotope protection and species protection when examining exemptions.

  • Navigating a local school market: the geography of school choice in three schools

    Research project

    Research project Navigating a local school market: the geography of school choice in three schools, Anna Ambrose

  • Navigating audiovisual legitimacy

    Research project

    The PhD research project 'Navigating audiovisual legitimacy: Films and television commissioned by Norwegian and Swedish mining companies and their useful networks 1945-75' is led by Ole Johnny Fossås, PhD candidate, Department of Media Studies. Supervisors: professor Marina Dahlquist and professor Bo Florin, Department of Media Studies.

  • Navigating the Shifting Scales of Food Preparedness: Societal and Farmer Resistance to Crises

    Research project

    In the wake of global disruptions—war, pandemics, inflation, and climate change—agriculture is increasingly framed as vital to national robustness. In Sweden, food preparedness has emerged as a central political concern. However, current strategies focus primarily on future risks, often neglecting the lessons of past crises.

  • Navigating through desistance

    Research project
  • Navigating visibility in contexts of state-sanctioned homophobia

    Research project

    The question of visibility has emerged as a dilemma for many lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) rights defenders in a time of increased systematic resistance to the rights of LGBTQ people.

  • Negotiating care, post-trafficking needs and gender in understanding help-seeking behaviour (...)

    Research project

    (...) of trafficked victims: a case study of Finland and Sweden