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Per Stål-research group
Our group is dedicated to translational research on healthy and pathological skeletal and cardiac muscles. The research areas cover studies of musc...
Research area: Clinical medicine, Molecular medicine
Per Zetterström Lab
ALS Research
Research area: Clinical medicine
Per-Arne Oldenborg-research group
Mechanisms regulating the innate immune system
Pernilla Wikström Lab
Our group studies biomarkers for aggressive prostate cancer.
Research area: Cancer
Perspectives on Education Policy and Politics
Research area: Educational sciences
Peter Andersen Lab
We conduct clinical and pre-clinical research on amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and frontotemporal dementia (FTD).
Research area: Neurosciences
Peter Lind Lab
Modelling to predict the evolution of biofilm mutants and antibiotic resistance in Pseudomonas bacteria
Research area: Biological sciences, Infection biology, Molecular biology and genetics
Physical activity and exercise capacity in people with pulmonary disease
The research group consists of physiotherapists, engineers, medical doctors and computer scientists. We explore effects of different interventions,...
Research area: Public health and health care science
Physical performance across the life span (PAL)
PAL
Research area: Public health and health care science
Political sociology
Preschool
RECEUM conducts research on early childhood education and school-age educare.
Research area: Educational sciences
Public Private Interaction and Regional Development
Read more about the research of the interaction between private law and public law.
Research area: Law
Queer Perspectives on Automated Facial Analysis Technology (Queer AI)
The Queer AI research group is engaged around issues of risks and opportunities with automated AI and facial analysis (FA) technology from a queer...
Research area: Computing science, Digital humanities, Ethnology, Informatics
Racism, Nationalism, Ethnicity and Migration
Regional Economies in Change (REC) Group
Regional economies are in constant change. New economic activities emerge, while others disappear, creating opportunities for work in some jobs, an...