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Reading, traditions and negotiations: Reading activities in Swedish classrooms 1967-1969

This project is designed to create new insights into and a new understanding of the Swedish reading culture of the 20th century. Through the analysis of a unique historical collection of sound

Learning, Interaction and Mediated Communication in Contemporary Society (LinCS)

LinCS is a national centre of excellence funded by the Swedish Research Council (2006-cont.) and with additional funding from several agencies. LinCS is a collaboration between several research

Developing of process for increased ethanol production using filamentous fungi

The aim of this collaboration project is to, at demonstration scale, further verify and develop the process concept developed in a previous project (41244-1). An edible filamentous fungi ferment

Winning external relations

This project studies the organisation and marketing of Swedish elite football associations in relation to ongoing processes of professionalisation and commercialisation in the sport.

Reading promotion as a professional object

This research project has been added as a development from the project Share Reading.

Video papers and didetics

The aim of the project is to investigate the consequences of developing and expanding the use of video papers in teacher education towards preschool and compulsory school.

Learning environment in supervision that develops students' autonomy in degree projects

Learning environment in supervision that develops students' autonomy in degree projects.

MuseIT enters its final stretch – inclusion and culture for all

2025-01-27

Since 2022, the prestigious EU-funded project MuseIT, aimed at widening access to cultural experiences, has been developing technology and concepts as well as influencing decision-makers and

PreSISe-1 - Prehospital Decision Support for Identification of Risk of Sepsis

PreSISe develops and evaluates an AI decision support for prehospital assessment of sepsis risk. PreSISe 1 lays the foundation for decision support and a long-term management model.

The patient’s first point of contact

In Swedish primary care, over 36 million health visits are made annually, and more than 10 million of these are visits to nurses. For many patients, nurses are their first, and sometimes only,