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Our research group is united by the concept of "Ethical accountability". This is an umbrella concept that supports the different research themes that can be found within accounting.
Focus is on the development of new textile structure, yarn structure sustainable fibre and the mechanical recycling of textile
The group's ambition is to use biotechnology as a tool for solving environmental problems and develop sustainable processes in the field of energy and materials.
Our intent is to seek and gain knowledge about what is care-supporting in different healthcare settings when care is increasingly characterised by high-technology.
We conduct research in caring science with focus on caring, health, and learning.
Research within civil engineering focuses on the major challenges facing society in terms of housing and renovation as well as resource management in the construction sector.
The goals are to optimize the efficiency and economy of heat and power plants and at the same time minimize the usage of natural resources and the environmental impact.
A common theme for all research in the group is algorithm development and implementation.
How does digital technology shape consumption? With what consequences for retailers, consumers and society at large?
Our research focuses on older people and relatives, care management and organisation, health and social care professionals, and health students.
Hupp takes as its overall starting point a cross-disciplinary scientific foundation in theoretical and methodological issues based in pedagogy, pedagogical work, didactics, philosophy, psychology, and sociology. The intention is to make possible critical discussions in regards to problem areas, research issues, methods, and results in relation to pedagogy.