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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
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- 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
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- 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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Presentation
Martin Berg is Associate Professor of Sociology and Media Technology at Malmö University, Sweden. His research engages with processes of datafication and digitalisation through ethnographies with devices and systems. He has published on topics such as online ethnography, wearable technologies, self-tracking, and digital health. Currently, he coordinates the international research network Re-humanising Automated-Decision Making funded by the Swedish Foundation for Humanities and Social Sciences (Riksbankens Jubileumsfond).
Forthcoming publications
- Berg, M. & Engberg, M. (2021). "Beräkningsmedier: ett nyckelbegrepp för framtida medieteknisk forskning” i P. Josefsson & M. Wiberg (red). En introduktion till medieteknik. Lund: Studentlitteratur.