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Calendar
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- Migration seminar: 50% seminar; Intergroup attitudes among adolescents in Sweden
- Licentiatseminarium – Per Larsson
- The Migration Society 2.0 Lecture Series: The immigrant-native wage gap: is there a gap and is it "fair"?
- Data Society Research Seminar: Participatory digital ethnography with immersive and non-immersive audio visuals
- Online Spikning: Jacob Lind
- Halftime seminar - Eigo Tateishi
- The Migration Society 2.0: How should we (teachers and students) talk about racism in the classroom and in our research?
- Tales of a city
- Migration seminar: 50% seminar; “Under the hood” of European asylum bureaucracy
- Migration seminar: 50% seminar; (De)Securitization, Crisis and Humanitarianism? Mapping the Field of EU Border Management and the Production of Border
- Landscapes for Learning: Audiowalks as Critical Engagement
- The Migration Society 2.0: Beyond National Identity: Shared Membership, Deservingness, and Inclusive Solidarity in Diverse Societies
- Data Society Research Seminar: The data loop of media and audience
- RUCARR seminar – Uncertainty and Extremism among Ukrainian Right-Wing Fighters
- RUCARR seminar – The Caucasus in the Post-Covid Multi-Polar World
- Migration seminar: 20% seminar; Refugee families in transnational waitinghood: a mixed method study on mental health in family reunification
- Migration seminar: Measuring refugee integration policies in Sweden: Results from the project National Integration Evaluation Mechanism (NIEM)
- RUCARR roundtable discussion on the situation in Belarus
- Book release – Nostalgia and hope
- The Migration Society 2.0 Lecture Series: Becoming a Minority. How do people without migration background influence the living climate in majority minority neighborhoods?
- Dissertation defence – Michelle Westerlaken
- The Migration Society 2.0 Lecture Series: Rethinking Disaster Nationalism – lessons from a pandemic
- The Migration Society 2.0 Lecture Series: "Exit. A New Agenda for Migration Research."
- Dissertation defence - Jacob Lind
- Dissertation defence - Anuradha Reddy
- Dissertation defence - Linda Hilfling Ritasdatter
- Data Society Research Seminar: „You either love it immediately, or you hate it“. Micro-chipped employees: the future of work?
- The Migration Society 2.0 Lecture Series: Social exclusion, symbolic boundaries and convivial labour in East London’s context of ongoing immigration
- Digital introduction for new employees (Part 2): Malmö University - Yesterday, today and tomorrow
- Digital introduction for new employees: Part 1 - The physical place
- Dissertation defence: Adrian Lundberg
- Migration seminar: The 2015 EU-Africa Joint Valletta Action Plan on Immigration: A Parable of Complex Interdependence
- Convergences and ReImaginings: Situating the Black Lives Matter Movement
- Convergences and ReImaginings: Situating the Black Lives Matter Movement
- Convergences and ReImaginings: Situating the Black Lives Matter Movement
- Convergences and ReImaginings: Situating the Black Lives Matter Movement
- The 10th International Conference on the Internet of Things
- GPS Day
- IMISCOE PhD Lead Workshop on Norms and Values
- Search Strategies for Systematic Reviews
- CANCELLED: Annual Academic Ceremony with conferment and professorial inauguration 2020
- Dissertation: Fahad Bakitian
- The RUCARR Web Conference
- Introduction to the practice of Research Data Management
- Real Estate Research Conference
- Artificial Creativity virtual conference
- Spikning: Anuradha Reddy
- Virtual launch seminar: Conviviality at the Crossroads
- Keep track and get organized with EndNote
- Information Search - Explore your research field
- K3 seminar series fall 2020: Johan Farkas
- K3 seminar series fall 2020: Oscar Hemer
- K3 seminar series fall 2020: Dario Salvi
- K3 seminar series fall 2020: Michael Krona
- Strategic choices for scholarly publication
- K3 seminar series fall 2020: Martin Cathcart Frödén
- K3 seminar series fall 2020: Margareta Melin
- K3 seminar series fall 2020: Lizette Reitsma
- K3 seminar series fall 2020
- K3 seminar series fall 2020: Marika Hedemyr
- K3 seminar series fall 2020: Erin Cory
- K3 seminar series fall 2020: Hugo Boothby
- K3 seminar series fall 2020: Sara Bjärstorp and Petra Ragnerstam
- K3 seminar series fall 2020: Saskia Gullstrand
- Keep track and get organized with EndNote
- Co-becoming in the Pluriverse (Seminar 1)
- Collaborative Engagement in Academia: The Ethics of Activist Research in Times of Repressive Migration Politics
- Reimagining Hope
- How can we imagine a future for integration?
- Future making in the public sector: Transition, design and organizational learning
- Open House for Master's Studies
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News
News
- News
- ‘Feminist Killjoy’ Sara Ahmed to be appointed new honorary doctor at Malmö University
- 110 million in funding for new research on biopharmaceuticals
- A small step towards personalised cancer healthcare
- A watched star never explodes... or does it?
- Addressing existential loneliness from a healthcare perspective
- Anonymous 10 million kronor donation received to boost higher education in Malmö
- Arduino co-founder offers a blueprint for creating successful digital platforms
- Are 3D printed teeth the future of oral health?
- Art historian wins award for new book on race and humour
- Artist takes research out from under the microscope
- Berlin artist first artist-in-residence
- Biofilms research centre awarded funding for five new projects
- Can a plaster detect cancer?
- Cognitive decline and periodontitis
- Conference promotes the protection of endangered culture in the Caucasus
- Criminology student nominated for the Global Swede Award
- Designing a sustainable future
- Digital start to autumn semester
- Do we need more flexible IoT systems?
- Europe needs to mobilise politically for more open borders, says visiting researcher
- Every tenth pregnant woman experiences depressive symptoms and many go undetected and without treatment
- Everyday technology and AI could improve health
- Evolution and everyday stress have led to disproportionate suffering among women
- Existential loneliness experienced by the old and frail explored
- Exploring how history is created on the internet
- First in the world to use ‘peace metal’ in doctoral rings
- Forging security and participation in vulnerable city areas
- Free app to help reduce hospital visits developed
- Good intentions risk hurting young girls
- Graduate develops the world's first recycled plastic earplug
- Guidelines for paediatric dental pain relief are needed, says researcher
- Harsh realities of bullied nurses the same around the world
- How different are Sweden and Denmark when it comes to immigration policies?
- Hunting down the bacteria that may predict tooth loss
- In Spain, personal care depends on migration
- Inclusive Biofilms workshop celebrates patient-focussed researcher
- Increase in the number of applicants to Malmö University
- Infection sensors in wound dressings may become a reality
- Islamic State encourages terror without travel during pandemic
- Malmö academics tweet their way into regional top 100 social media ranking
- Malmö confirmed as first Swedish city in global diabetes programme
- Malmö University conductor appointed professor at prominent Ukrainian music academy
- Malmö University professor invited to advise UK Parliament on trade politics
- Malmö University ranks top among Swedish higher education institutions
- Malmö University research reviewed
- Malmö University spends seven million on coronavirus research
- Malmö University strengthens cooperation with life sciences alliance
- Malmö University students among top performers at Model NATO conference
- Malmö University’s Nightingale mentoring programme migrates across Europe
- Memories of sexual assault can surface at the dentist's
- Migration postdoc programme concludes with international conference
- Misinformation thrives during a crisis
- More suffer from facial pain, and women are the hardest hit
- Music and humour belong together
- NASA researcher plans collaboration with Malmö University
- New cultural master’s programme hopes to create a sense of community
- New decade delivers new research projects
- New EU project boosts the University’s role in life science
- New international mapping of children's pain in hospital
- New method of mapping vulnerable city areas beyond police crime stats
- New research on our relationship with robots
- New research school fosters collaboration with life science sector
- New research uses eye-tracking to uncover stereotypes in tourism
- New sensor could dramatically improve Covid-19 testing
- New study explores sex among middle aged Swedes
- New study shows using toothpaste without flavour can reduce oral mucosal symptoms
- Orchestrate your workout with our classical music playlist
- Painful jaw disease can be treated surgically, new study shows
- Pioneer in comics research is appointed honorary doctor at Malmö University
- Pioneers within education and sustainable development to visit Malmö University
- Playing with penguins to better understand the relationship between humans and animals
- Reflecting on the refugee crisis
- Replicating nature’s lubricant
- Research details the time of the Black Panthers in Scandinavia
- Research on biobarriers to receive millions in funding
- Scientists go to Sudan to study the human impact on the front line of climate change
- Senior lecturer to give expert advice on digital heritage
- Six jobs that can’t be stolen by robots
- Social media giants must face pressure at a national level
- Student entrepreneur wants Swedes to eat locally grown lupin beans
- Taking steps towards equality — but is it enough?
- Talent for running wins student an athletic scholarship in Canada
- The biological power source in our blood
- The complications of class… and coffee
- The fight against fake news is a greater threat to democracy than fake news itself
- The former refugee working with asylum seekers
- The highs, lows and hypocrisies of modern day migration
- The troubles facing Syrian refugees wanting to return home
- Three Nordic countries, one new urban planning programme
- Tooth loss increases the risk of cardiovascular diseases
- Trumpism is going global, says urban planning researcher
- Trying to stop the flu in its tracks
- Two professors recognised for their sustainable business ideas
- Universities unite to give helping hand (sanitiser)
- Upcoming lecture on communicating in super-diverse environments
- Visits to the dentist can evoke memories of traumatic sexual abuse
- We need more nuance when it comes to rape victims
- When sports competition and gender norms shape secondary school
- Who is behind keeping our smart devices working
- Work meetings have an unwarranted bad reputation
- Zero wasters face great resistance
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