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REEFS – Researching Ecosystem Functioning in Vulnerable Marine Habitats: Cold Corals in Bratten Cold-water corals play a crucial role in marine ecosystems. They create complex structures in deep waters that provide food and shelter, and act as... | Project/group | Sustainability and environment, Science and Information Technology, Society and economy | |
Conspiracy thinking and digital media: Disentangling a complex relationship. Despite conspiracy theories being seemingly omnipresent, not least on digital media, the relationship between digital media and conspiracy thinking is... | Project/group | Society and economy | |
BOREAUSTRALIS - Resolving troubling discord in Boreal versus Austral late Holocene temperature history The growth rings of a tree tell the story of how the Earth's climate has varied over hundreds of years. According to temperature reconstructions based on... | Project/group | Science and Information Technology | |
LETStudio The LETStudio was an open transdisciplinary research network based at the University of Gothenburg. It emerged out of a strategic university initiative... | Project/group | Education and learning | |
The Benefits of Conflict: How Factions Can Enhance Political Parties’ Electoral Performance (INTRAPARTY) Political parties and voters form key relationships in democracies. While it's often said that divided parties lose elections, the evidence is mixed.... | Project/group | Society and economy | |
Rahime Inci: New insights into rare hereditary skin diseases Hereditary skin diseases are rare but can have a significant impact on those affected. Rahime Inci has mapped the prevalence of these conditions in... | Story/portrait | 03-04-2025 | Health and medicine |
AirBiD – Airborne Biological Diversity shaped and modelled by urban green elements The air we breathe is filled with biological particles like bacteria, fungi, and pollen, which together make up the "aerobiome." These aerobiome can... | Project/group | Health and medicine, Science and Information Technology | |
Transforming global public health: Climate collaboration, political challenges, and systemic change. In a new article in the Journal of Infection and Public Health, Amir Khorram-Manesh, a researcher at the Centre for Disaster Medicine, presents his... | Story/portrait | 03-04-2025 | Health and medicine |
Emma Wikberg: Optimizing imaging for improved cancer treatment Radioactive substances play a crucial role in effective cancer treatment. They are not only used to target and destroy tumors but also to detect cancer... | Story/portrait | 12-03-2025 | Health and medicine |
Gendered norms and practices in Nordic and Baltic Climate Policy Institutions: Implication for the Climate Transition Climate change impacts all parts of society, with many effects being gender- specific. Despite the critical role of gender perspectives in climate... | Project/group | Sustainability and environment, Society and economy | |
Malin Berglund: Myringoplasty improves quality of life for most patients A perforated eardrum can lead to hearing loss and recurrent ear infections. New research shows that 9 out of 10 eardrums heal after myringoplasty. Most... | Story/portrait | 11-03-2025 | Health and medicine |
Gendered Perspectives on Growing Social Control in Europe This project explores how social control manifests across different European contexts, with a particular focus on gender and social exclusion. The aim is... | Project/group | Society and economy | |
Johanna Rydelius: Medical abortion – safe to start at home Home is just as safe as a hospital for initiating a medical abortion between weeks 12 and 22 of pregnancy. Findings from Johanna Rydelius' thesis could... | Story/portrait | 24-03-2025 | Health and medicine |
Jennifer Nedelsky: "Working hours need to be limited to allow unpaid care" The holder of the 2024–2025 Carl and Thecla Lamberg Visiting Professorship, Professor Jennifer Nedelsky, is an internationally renowned and prominent... | Story/portrait | 12-03-2025 | Sustainability and environment, Society and economy |
Jeanette Carlqvist: Effects of contrast media on renal and thyroid function – and the impact of thyroid nodules Iodine contrast media are commonly used in radiological examinations. Jeanette Carlqvist has studied how these agents affect kidney and thyroid function.... | Story/portrait | 25-03-2025 | Health and medicine |
PHARM-ERA – Protecting our planet against pharmaceutical pollution Improving monitoring and environmental risk assessment of pharmaceuticals, antimicrobial resistance and pathogens from terrestrial to aquatic environments. | Project/group | Science and Information Technology | |
The Ocean Farmers Kitchen - Recipes, Inspiration and Facts about the Seafood of the Future This communication project aims to raise curiosity about sustainably farmed seafood. The goal is to inspire more people to eat and cook with mussels,... | Project/group | Sustainability and environment, Health and medicine, Education and learning | |
Elin Larsson: Factors influencing recovery after Achilles tendon rupture What determines how well a patient recovers after an acute Achilles tendon rupture? Elin Larsson’s thesis shows that sex, fear of reinjury, and the gap... | Story/portrait | 20-03-2025 | Health and medicine |
Seawater transfer time, alternative marine-based feed, and feeding regimes to improve smolt quality in farmed Atlantic salmon Smoltification is a transitional stage in which Atlantic salmon parr prepare for a life in seawater while still in freshwater. High-quality smolts-... | Project/group | Sustainability and environment, Science and Information Technology | |
Public health is important for Swedish crisis preparedness – What inspired me is the opportunity to highlight the importance of considering various health risks before they result in illness, and how relevant... | Story/portrait | 14-03-2025 | Health and medicine |
Biomineralization and Biointerfaces The Biomineralization and Biointerfaces Group investigates “bone as a material”, examining the structure, composition, and adaptation under diverse... | Project/group | Health and medicine | |
Public Services in Comparative and Historical Perspective This project investigated the underlying causes and consequences of how public services, such as policing, education, and healthcare, were organized in... | Project/group | Society and economy | |
Eirini Polymeri: AI as a tool for individualized prostate cancer treatment AI-based image analysis can contribute to improved assessment of prostate cancer patients and optimized radiotherapy planning. Eirini Polymeri’s research... | Story/portrait | 10-03-2025 | Health and medicine |
The Political Consequences When Jobs Disappear Automation and AI are transforming the labor market. In this project, we examine how political attitudes, participation, and behavior are affected when... | Project/group | Society and economy | |
AlertHub Societies worldwide are faced with extreme weather events at an increasing scale, with climate change as a key driver of this development. Against this... | Project/group | Society and economy |