Aerial photos from 60 countries across the developing world are now becoming a gold mine for researchers in various fields, thanks to a research project in which a large and previously inaccessible archive is digitized.
“My study programme will be the most important thing, but I’d also like to learn about your work-life balance. It’s a different way of life compared to Costa Rica”, master’s student Isaac Felipe Zúñiga Arias explained.
His research interests are enterprise architecture and threat modelling, and he was recently promoted to associate professor. Meet Simon Hacks, whose next project involves optimising maritime transports.
In this episode of the podcast VoxTalks Economics, Jósef Sigurdsson and Arash Nekoei discuss the economic implications of work-related stress and burnout.
A new study in demography shows that gender equality, measured in the share of days fathers take off work to care for a sick child, is higher after union dissolution than it was when the parents still lived together.
A new study conducted by researchers at Stockholm University and the Stockholm School of Economics sheds light on the profound economic implications of stress-induced occupational illnesses, particularly burnout.
Here you will find collected information about the research infrastructure within the faculty of social sciences.
Are you a curious person who’s driven to learn and know more? Do you thrive in the university environment? PhD studies give you the opportunity to ask questions, find answers and to understand a subject to its core.
Here you find a list of recent and upcoming dissertations at the Faculty of Social Science. The page is in Swedish.
Stockholm University supports and advocates open science and actively works towards an open science system where everyone has free and open access to scientific texts, research results, and research data.
