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There are many benefits when academia, private, public and non-profit sectors meet and collaborate. By collaborating with our researchers, you can benefit from the University's know-how in the development of your organisation.

Nordic Urban Planning Studies, Master's Programme (Two-Year)

What is a city and who are the key actors in urban development? How do cultural, political and economic conditions define urban life? How can we develop innovative, collaborative and sustainable approaches to urban challenges and possibilities? This...

Housing as a digitalized service

Collaboration to improve detection of malignant prostate cancer cells

Globally, prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers among men. It is particularly challenging during the metastatic stage, when existing treatments have limited effect, largely because it is difficult to detect in time.

Male victims of violence and their mental ill health during the life course.

Manipulating the immune system to fight disease and medical conditions

Investigating how immunotherapy can improve the treatment of anti-drug antibody formation in haemophilia A and brain tumours was the subject of Gillian Dao Nyesiga’s dissertation; she is now working in a postdoctoral position with a leading Danish...

Pi Day: a day to think about whipping cream?

Pi Day is celebrated on 14 March to honour the mathematical constant pi (π), which has been used in mathematics and geometry for thousands of years. Pi is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter and is abbreviated to 3.14 but actually...

Unnecessary antibiotic use - avoidable with new guidelines and implementation strategies

As routine use of antibiotics in dental implant surgery should be avoided, clearer guidelines and implementation strategies are needed to reduce unnecessary medication. This is the conclusion of Palwasha Momand's dissertation after conducting a clinical...

Oral Health Country/Area Profile Project – CAPP

The Faculty of Odontology is responsible for a global dental health database, CAPP (former collaboration with WHO).

More languages in the classroom can enrich learning in other subjects

A classroom where students speak many different languages is a treasure chest. But as a teacher, you need to know how to open it and get the best out of its riches. This is the view of Cristina Nordman, whose thesis examines how multilingualism can be use...