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  • Professional crisis communication in practice – lessons learned

    Research project

    How did communication specialists in Swedish municipalities work during the covid-19-pandemic? What did they learn that could be of use in future crisis?

  • Professional development in biomedical laboratory scientist undergraduate students

    Research project

    Biomedical analyst students should develop a professional identity that both ensures credible test results and facilitates collaboration with other professionals. This study investigates how BMA students' education supports this development and what factors influence their ability to feel confident in their future professional role.

  • Professional Development in Work-Based Teacher Education

    Research group

    This research group focuses on how teacher students' professional development is shaped during their practical training. The aim is to understand how university studies and practical experience collaborate to support students' growth as future teachers.

  • Professor Emerita Ingrid Faye

    Research group

    Our aim is to study the effects of bacterial phosphoantigens (HMBPP and IPP) on appetite. We introduced these into mice by gavage and followed the differences in weight gain and gene transcription from relevant tissues. An unexpected effect on male salivary glands focused our interest also on their effects on immune response.

  • Professor Emeritus Roger Karlsson

    Research group

    Roger Karlsson's research reflects a long-standing interest in eukaryotic cell motility, i.e. movements of intracellular structures and migration of whole cells.

  • Progress in Classical and Quantum Applications (TIPICQA)

    Research project

    Trapped ions are a versatile tool for a wide range of research fields in classical and quantum applications.

  • Prohibited Contracts – A comparative study of Polish, Spanish, and Swedish contract law

    Research project

    Dissertation project in general private law comparing elements of contract law in different legal systems.

  • Project Governing large-scale transformations: State responses to large-scale climate risk

    Research project

    This project will investigate how major geopolitical powers formulate transformative strategies for decarbonization and resilience to large-scale climate risk.

  • Project scoping for Sustainable Digital Tools aiding Teen Mental Health

    Research project

    This ground-breaking project brings together top universities to create digital tools for teen mental health. Our aim is to leverage diverse data for inclusive support.

  • Promises and consequences in security technology

    Research project

    The project explores the emerging security technology ”security apps” (trygghetsappar) and the knowledge consequences that such technologies bring for questions of responsibility, (fear of) crime and citizen participation.

  • Promoting diversity in the labor market - what measures are most effective?

    Research project

    Experimental studies in partnership with firms and organizations. This project applys innovative field experimental methods in partnership with firms and organizations. It will focus on two outcomes: recruitment and promotions.

  • Promoting Food Security in an Era of Environmental and Geopolitical Change

    Research project

    This project examines how countries suffering from food insecurity can develop coping mechanisms and be supported by the international community.

  • Promoting the reading of deaf students in sign language-based classrooms

    Research project

    The project aims to test and evaluate a newly developed reading material that is based on both signs and words. The goal is to generate new knowledge about deaf people's reading that can contribute to improved reading skills in deaf children.

  • Prophetic Relics in Transformation: A Large-Scale, AI-Augmented Genealogical Discourse Analysis

    Research project

    How have Muslim views of the Prophet Muhammad’s relics changed over more than a thousand years? This project combines Islamic Studies with generative AI to analyse large collections of Arabic texts and trace changing ideas about relics, religious authority and legitimate Islamic practice.

  • Prosocial regulation of intergroup relations through moral exemplars

    Research project

    Humans tend to divide their social world into “us” and “them”. In addition, we often believe that “we” are better than “them”. Such perceptions can lead to prejudices, intolerance or even conflict.

  • Prosodic functions of voice quality dynamics

    Research project

    This project investigates variation of phonation characteristics found in spontaneous, conversational speech as well as its prosodic and communicative functions.

  • Prosody in conversation

    Research project

    The purpose of this project was to deepen our knowledge about prosodic characteristics that are specific for conversation with the larger goal of creating an artificial interlocutor.

  • Protectionism in Place: Explaining How Subnational Change Affects Public Support for Protectionism

    Research project

    After a period of hyperglobalization, protectionist policies have become more entrenched over the past decade. States have produced a slew of domestic subsidies, tariffs, and labour migration policies––policies that can benefit certain industries, but are likely to curtail growth, employment, and multilateral economic cooperation.

  • Protein biogenesis

    Research subject

    Protein biogenesis includes protein synthesis, and for membrane proteins, it also includes the process by which the proteins end up located in the membrane.

  • Protein Degradation in the Bacterial Cell Envelope

    Research project

    Proteases play critical roles in clearing mistargeted and misfolded proteins as well as in regulatory processes. However, our knowledge of their role in maintaining protein homeostasis in the bacterial cell envelope remains scant.