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Development of decision support tool

The objective of project is to initiate the development of a prehospital decision support system to patients experiencing breathing difficulties.

Utvärdering av simulering med hjälp av biologiska markörer

Development of novel textile reinforcements from regenerated cellulose fibres

The general aim with the project is to develop novel textile reinforcements from regenerated cellulose fibres, for the use in structural, load bearing composites.

Development of a reusable urinary incontinence pad

The project aims to develop a reusable protection solution for urinary incontinence, a condition that affects a significant number of people worldwide.

Training in Disaster Medical Preparedness and Civil Defence – Anaesthesia and Perioperative Care

The project will examine the presence of training in disaster medical preparedness and civil defence among healthcare personnel, in order to equip them to respond to and manage peacetime crises

Developing biogas reactors from textile for household applications

In this project we are going to develop a simple reactor and a more advanced one suitable for rapid digestion.

Library outreach work for the elderly in an era of digitalised welfare

The project explores how conflicting logics within the contemporary digitalised welfare society contribute to (re)shaping the relationship between public libraries and their elderly users.

Culture with Children

Culture with children is a development and research project carried out in collaboration between The Swedish School of Library and Information Science at the University of Borås and the Centre

Kraftens hus

The purpose of the project is to contribute to a more well-functioning welfare system through increased knowledge of how civil society organizations (CSOs) can operate outwardly, in relation to

Competence Building for Librarians in four Swedish Regions (provisional title)

The European Social Fund project "KUB-projektet" aiming at competence building amongst librarians in four Swedish regions, is followed up and evaluated at the University of Borås.