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Based on hitherto overlooked archival material, this research project studied Nell Walden’s significant impact on the Sturm organisation through a feminist reading of supportive labour that highlights the centrality of collaborative work within the modern art world.
A more inclusive mathematics education is an explicit aim and policy for the research in this collaboration. How can pre-service and in-service mathematics teacher education contribute to this aim?
High-throughput biology (genomics, proteomics, transcriptomics, metabolomics, etc.) is producing massive amounts of biological data that in different ways can help us understand biology. A major challenge is to turn this Big Data into knowledge that generates novel biological insights.
This is an interdisciplinary network of people who, in different ways and with different approaches, research, teach or work clinically with adolescents and adults with neuropsychiatric disabilities.
The Network for Early Modern History is a platform for collaboration between researchers, PhD candidates and Master level students who research early modern history.
The newly started network for the study of emotions creates interdisciplinary and cross-faculty meetings for researchers who, based on different theories and methods, work with the study of emotions.
The network for work-life oriented care research brings together researchers studying the content, organisation and employment conditions of work in eldercare and disability services.
Language and power as a field of study has a long tradition, but it has become more relevant in recent years due to the rise of populism and societies becoming increasingly polarised.
The network organises workshops and seminars within the field of image studies.
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How does the brain enable us to experience something consciously? This question has been studied extensively in vision, but it is unclear whether the mechanisms are similar for hearing.
Neurochemistry is the scientific field that describes and investigates the biochemistry of the brain and neural circuits.
Neurodegenerative diseases are characterized by the selective loss of specific neuronal populations with corresponding distinct clinical features.
Development of the nervous system is a highly regulated process where billions of neurons are generated and integrated into functional circuits.
The majority of all adults who are diagnosed with anxiety fulfilled the criteria for this diagnosis as teenagers.
Neuropsychiatric diagnoses fron the perspective and life course of young adults: health, identity and resistance.
Neurotoxicity is the effect of toxic substances on the nervous system. It is an important cause for the development of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's disease.
X-ray and neutron diffraction are complementary tools for characterizing the atomic and molecular structure of crystalline materials, with neutrons adding the possibility of distinguishing isotopes and studying magnetic structure.
We study ultracold systems with long-ranged and light-mediated interactions to discover new quantum phases with the potential to revolutionize technology and our understanding of the world at the microscopic scale.
A study of measures in the establishment mission and how these affect employers’ recruitment decisions. The integration of refugees into the regular labor market takes a very long time. After eight years in Sweden, only about half are employed. The objective of the project is to study refugees' path towards employment the first years after arrival.
Planets around other stars than the Sun are collectively called “Exoplanets”. The first exoplanets were discovered in the late 1990s, and since then, the field has rapidly developed, with thousands of exoplanets known to date. One long-standing puzzle in exoplanet research is how exoplanets form and grow into their final sizes. Recent detections of very young exoplanets that are still in the process have forming have opened up the opportunity to study the formation process as it actually happens.
