Results for Environment
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UTMOST – Ultra-thin monitoring sensors for implants
Sensors are used to monitor health conditions but can also be envisioned to monitor the integration and performance of bone- and soft tissue-implanted devices.The current bulky des...
From minerals to functional magnets
We bring together four interdisciplinary research groups with expertise in Earth Sciences, Inorganic Chemistry, Materials Science and Theoretical Physics, to address the outstandin...
Mitochondrial structure, integrity and function in inflammatory diseases
Debilitating fatigue is common in patients with autoimmune, inflammatory and infectious diseases.Immune responses require massive amounts of energy and mitochondria are responsible...
VOICE. AI-generated voices. Legal and societal perspectives.
The absence of clarity around the legal protection of AI-generated, or ‘synthetic’, voices in creative and cultural industry applications is an undesirable situation.The question o...
The complete network of Sweden: Characteristics, dynamics and consequences of social exposure across multiple social domains
The interconnectedness of individuals has long been recognized as a pivotal factor in shaping social processes.We know a lot about how social contacts within various social context...
Syntax and the body: the structuring of language in multimodal sense-making
Among the different organizational layers of language, syntax has been treated as the most rule-governed structure, even reducible to transformational algorithms.In this collaborat...
Beyond Demographics: Utilizing Ancient Biomolecules to Reconstruct Individual Health and Societal Dynamics in Prehistoric Northern Europe
How prehistoric people lived, interacted and died have been investigated and debated since the dawn of archaeology.Recently, an unpreceded number of new repositories for bioinforma...
Reverse engineering viral factories
The main intracellular manifestation of viruses is the factories they set up to mass-produce viral genomes for new virus particles.For positive-sense RNA viruses, these factories (...
Informed Innovation for Inclusion - towards quality education in multilingual learning contexts
The project approaches the challenges of providing inclusive education in superdiverse multilingual contexts (MLE) from a language and semiotic resource perspective.The network bri...
Nordic Research Network on Teaching and Learning in Innovative Learning Environments
The Nordic Network on Research in Innovative Learning Environments (NNILE) comprises four research groups from four key institutions: Umeå University, Norwegian University of Scien...
EduWell: Education for Health and Learning
The overall purpose of the researchnetwork EduWell is to explore, explain, compare and develop school health education in Sweden, Finland, Norway and Iceland. Young people´s mental...
SustaIN – Sustainable and meaningful interventions in educational contexts
The proposed workshops aim to address urgent questions within the evolving field of intervention research in a Swedish context.As intervention results accumulate, questions arise b...
A North-South Learning Perspective. Identifying an innovative research research agenda for engagement with marginalised communities.
The collaborative workshops aim to advance education for sustainable-smart development in marginalised communities in Sweden and South Africa to foster sustainable development.The...
Biodiversity Awareness: The conceptualising of a new educational approach
Current dramatic loss of biodiversity is a globally pressing issue since ecosystems and humans, as part of it, depend on biodiversity.Despite being a primary issue in the contempor...
A Multi-species study of biological and social relatedness in Neolithic Sweden
We propose a multi-species and multi-method study of human and animal biological, economic, and social relatedness, employing genetic and isotopic methods combined with osteologica...
Secrets to Patents: Trans-Imperial Strategies for Keeping Medicines as Private Assets from 1500 to 1900
This RE investigates the long-term history of how life-saving and health-improving medicines became for-profit commodities from 1500 to 1900.The project will address the research q...
Touch away the pain – Pain relief through artificial tactile stimulation
We propose the development of a garment with actuating capabilities, specifically designed to alleviate pain through artificial tactile stimulation.The project´s primary objective...
Textile Heritage—Artistic Research on Textile in relation to Heritage, Culture, Community
Textile heritage – artistic research on textiles in relation to heritage, culture and community (2025-2030)The collaboration will connect researchers from universities, cultural or...
Tunable Optomechanical Microcavities with Nanofluidic Access for Photochemistry under Confinement
Photochemical and photocatalytic reactions play vital roles in science and technology, from molecule manufacturing to environmental cleanup and solar fuel production. These reactio...
Visiting researcher grant professor Wendy Lower
Professor Wendy Lower is John K.Roth Professor of History, and Director of the Mgrublian Center of Human Rights at Claremont McKenna College in Claremont California.She is a full p...