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This one-year project focuses on the notes students take while listening to academic content in English. It examines notetaking samples as well as reported habits and perspectives related to notetaking.
The research project is funded by the Swedish Research Council and aims to discover how food decisions and nourishing substances shaped individual bodies and the body politic in early modern Sweden. The project manager is Karin Sennefelt, Professor of History, Stockholm University.
What is the nature of dark matter?
This project focuses on improving the interpretation of stable isotope data in organisms exposed to environmental stress, using Baltic cod as a model species.
Employment contracts, job insecurity, unionization, working conditions, work-related attitudes and health among women and men in a flexible labor market.
Are nanoparticle emissions from different transport modes dangerous to health? – that is what we investigate in the nPETS project 2021 - 2025
The aim is to understand the role of nuclear membrane proteins in chromatin organization and cell differentiation, which have impact on aging and diseases associated with loss of heterochromatin and thus dysregulated gene expression.
Numismatics is the science of coins and other means of payment. Our main research field at Stockholm University is Viking-Age and Medieval coinage and coin circulation.
Discover more about our research groups and research projects in this subject below.
NÄSVIS is a network for teachers who teach international students in Sweden and Finland.
When the shape of the Earth became a topic of debate in Victorian Britain, both sides claimed that their viewpoint was the more objective one. This project studies the debate and how ideals like objectivity and empiricism were used by the debaters.
Perceptions, reactions and reporting of client-related threats and violence in four different areas.
Strong acidification of the Siberian Arctic Ocean limits future CO2 uptake and threatens marine food webs in the region, and is likely connected to permafrost thaw.
By studying the oceanic and atmospheric overturning circulation it is possible to for example track the heat, salt and moisture exchanges between the low and high latitudes.
The field of oceanography encompasses both surface currents and deep water circulation. Surface currents and the overturning water that forms deep water currents distribute heat and salt between different regions of the Earth as well as different depths in the oceans.
Research in this field covers a wide range of topics, including survey sampling, questionnaire design, privacy protection, and interviewer training. Stockholm University has a long tradition of research in this area, and several key publications in the field have been written by our researchers.
What international responsibilities do states have when they deprive individuals of citizenship on national security grounds, and how does the exercise of this power affect relations between the depriving state, other states of which the individual is a citizen, and the states in which affected individuals find themselves?
This publication project included the translation of short stories by six Hong Kong women writers. Each short story is accompanied by a ‘close reading’ which offers an interpretation of the text.
