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Regenerative Ocean Cultures

We are a group of researchers exploring socio-cultural relationships with the Ocean. We are interested in imagining and prototyping new ways of living together that can support a shift from ‘living from’ to ‘living with’ and ‘living as’ the Ocean in...

The shark’s complex body regulation was presented at a water conference

Six water researchers from Malmö University took part in a major water conference in Stockholm. One of them is Henrik Vinther Sörensen, who is interested in how sharks regulate their body water content when exposed to extreme conditions in the sea.

Palliative Care and Care Quality Enhancement - PaCE

Everyone has the right to high-quality palliative care – regardless of diagnosis, place of residence, or care context. The PaCE research group aims to promote the quality of palliative care by developing knowledge about care processes, leadership, and...

Social Validation - A Study on the Socialization Process of Newly Arrived Children and Adolescents

The fate of root filled teeth – Aspects of management, further treatment and tooth survival.

Exporting labour: new doctoral thesis on Yugoslavia’s labour migration policy

During the 1960s and 1970s, more than one million people left the former Yugoslavia, many of them to work in Western Europe. A new doctoral thesis demonstrates how the socialist state developed extensive systems to regulate, shape, and capitalise on labou...

International Talent Stay Skåne

Malmö University is leading the International Talent Stay Malmö initiative. A one‑year project with the purpose to strengthen international students’ connection to working life, expand opportunities for collaboration between the university and regional...

The appearance of one’s teeth influences young people’s well-being

Young people’s quality of life is often negatively affected by misaligned teeth or jaws (malocclusion). This is particularly true for girls and those with crowded front teeth. At the same time, access to orthodontic treatment is unevenly distributed,...

Prestigious doctoral programme for Malmö University

In fierce competition with universities from across Europe, Malmö University has been awarded SEK 42 million to coordinate 13 PhD students in a highly ranked international PhD programme called MIPrecise.