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Space & place
PREVIOUS EXHIBITION | The city of Malmö inhabits about 330,000 people. Half of them are under 35 years and one fifth is under 18 years old. In Space & Place two research groups present how children and adolescents experience some of the urban spaces in...
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Published: 1 October 2024Increasing the understanding of human learning
How can the learning process can be improved through data-driven methods? This is something Hamza Ouhaichi investigated in his thesis.
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Balli Lelinge - Senior lecturer
balli.lelinge@mau.se+46 72 564 83 42Department of School Development and Leadership -
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Published: 6 November 2024Tourism must become more inclusive
Tourism has been criticised for being both primarily targeted at privileged groups, and for helping to reinforce clichés in how places are perceived – thus reducing them to monocultures where the complexity that makes them interesting disappears, so finds...
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Reinhard Handler - Senior lecturer
reinhard.handler@mau.seMedia and Communication -
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Equal health: working model
Equal Health is a working model, developed through research at Malmö University, that can be used in developing activities to improve people’s health and empowerment in a neighbourhood or a municipality. The work structure is based around a scientific...
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Published: 23 October 2024AI: do healthcare professionals have trust issues?
As AI slowly creeps into our healthcare systems, are there concerns about how trusted new technologies are? A Malmö University academic is rolling out a global survey which is hoped will gain an understanding of the relationship healthcare professionals...
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Dawan Raoof - Senior lecturer
dawan.raoof@mau.se+46 73 971 00 22Department for Police Work -
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Gunn Nyberg - Professor
gunn.nyberg@mau.se+46 72 063 22 08Department of Sports Sciences -
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Published: 18 July 2024Cancer also affects family members – prompting new model for tailored support
A cancer diagnosis is hard for the person affected, but family members also need to be considered and supported. In a new thesis, Maria Samuelsson has developed a model for how relatives of patients with colorectal cancer can be helped with the trauma.