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ASSESS is a research school focused on conducting knowledge assessments within teacher education. The purpose is to enhance research competence and educational science research to better assess and evaluate knowledge and skills.
ADHD is one of the most prevalent psychiatric conditions, consuming a large proportion of resources in psychiatric care, often accompanied by long waiting lists to receive proper assessment.
This project investigates the reliability of nuclear power by analyzing global data on unplanned reactor outages. The findings will provide insights to help strengthen energy security, improve reactor performance, and support resilient low-carbon power systems.
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Aerosol-cloud interactions are one of the main uncertainties climate models and future climate projections. At the same time, they form the basis for Marine Cloud Brightening (MCB) – a suggested method for deliberate climate intervention.
Nuclear power has an overall high capacity factor, but it also has operational uncertainties due to unplanned outages. This project aims to investigate how the operational uncertainty might affect the role of nuclear power in robust energy system design for Sweden.
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Assessment of pedagogical and scientific competence must be done with equal care when employing academic staff. This project aims to investigate challenges associated with assessing pedagogical competence in academics’ teaching portfolios.
An alternative to read and write for pupils in compulsory school for pupils with learning disabilities.
The project focuses on writing strategies and assistive technology. The participants are students with severe writing difficulties. They are aged 10-12 years. All students have received special educational support but continue to have challenges with writing.
The Gräslund group works on two groups of biomolecules – ribonucleotide reductase and bioactive peptides – with a special focus on their membrane interactions. The aim is to relate structure, dynamics, and interactions studied by spectroscopy to the biological reactions and functions.
Astronomy is the science of the Universe. This includes just about everything from our own Sun, the planets and moons in our solar system and beyond, stars, interstellar gas clouds, galaxies, to the edge of the observable Universe. Within the subject there are two main methodological paths: observational and theoretical astronomy.
The division for astroparticle and elementary particle physics conducts research within large international experiments, in order to deepen our understanding of the universe and its fundamental constituents.
In astroparticle physics we are interested in the constituents of the Universe, most notably the nature of dark matter. In our research we connect elementary particle physics, astronomy and astrophysics to explore the dark matter, both theoretically, but also phenomenologically together with experimental groups.
Craving is absolutely central to addiction problems. Unfortunately, the knowledge about craving is still rudimentary. A crucial, but largely unexplored question concerns what triggers craving in everyday life.
This experimental study investigates the correlation between cognitive load, directionality and the Swedish-Spanish dialogue interpreter’s (asymmetrical) language proficiency.
This project is focused on development of new synthetic methodology for organic synthesis of chiral fluorine and boron containing species.
The project focuses on how the Check & Connect mentoring programme can strengthen students’ school engagement and attendance, while helping to prevent problematic school absenteeism.
We will optimize a simple laboratory test that measures chemical persistence in water-sediment suspensions and apply this test in diverse aquatic environments with the overarching objective of developing guidance for its use in regulation.
The ATLAS experiment detects the particles created when protons or heavy ions collide at very high energies in CERN's largest accelerator - the Large Hadron Collider, LHC. This is where the Higgs particle was discovered in 2012.
Research in atmospheric science, oceanography and climate science covers a wide range of fields. For example chemical and dynamic processes in the atmosphere, polar stratospheric clouds, ocean currents, and aerosols are studied.
