Stockholm university

Research group Applied Developmental Science (ADS) Research Group

Applied Developmental Science (ADS) focuses on the practical applications of what we know about human development in order to better people's lives.

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The Applied Developmental Science Research Group creates new knowledge and insights into how children and adolescents develop in context. Contexts like the home, school, and local neighborhood are focal points for the research that we conduct.

We partner with youth stakeholders (youth themselves, parents, teachers, youth advocates) to boost resources within these key developmental contexts.

We have a “whole child” focus, which importantly includes attention to understanding the strengths of young people.

Group members

Group managers

Lilianne Eninger

Associate Professor, Deputy Head of Department

Department of Psychology
Lilianne Eninger

Members

Ingela Clausén Gull

PhD Student

Department of Psychology
Ingela Clausén Gull Foto: Psykologiska institutionen/HD

Kyle Eichas

Professor

Tarleton State University, Texas, USA
Kyle Eichas, photo from Tarleton State University

Pia Enebrink

Associate Professor, Lic. Psychologist

Karolinska Institutet

Hanna Ginner Hau

Ställföreträdande prefekt, docent

Department of Special Education
Hanna Ginner Hau

Elin Hammarberg

Research Assistant

Department of Psychology
Elin Hammarberg

Sabina Kapetanovic

Guest Researcher

Department of Psychology
Sabina Kapetanovic

Lene Lindberg

Associate Professor, Lic. Psychologist

Karolinska Institutet

Åsa Norman

Senior research specialist

Department of Clinical Neuroscience, KI

Tina M. Olsson

Professor

Department of Social Work, Jönköping University

Mina Sedem

Universitetslektor, studierektor

Department of Special Education
Mina Sedem

Johanna Stålnacke

Adjunct Teacher

Department of Psychology
Johanna Stålnacke

Nardos Tesfay

Guest Researcher, Project Coordinator

Department of Psychology
Nardos Tesfay

Mara Westling Allodi

Professor

Department of Special Education
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Research projects

Publications