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Linda Bokander Matilainen - Doctoral student
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RESEARCH CENTRELiteracy and Inclusive Teaching
The Research Centre for Literacy and Inclusive Teaching (LIT) conducts interdisciplinary research on literacy and inclusive teaching in various school subjects and in higher education. Our research projects are often conducted in close collaboration with...
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Gent Ymeri - Research assistant
gent.ymeri@mau.se+46406657171Department of Computer Science and Media Technology -
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After admission
Find valuable information when planning your move to Malmö: visa and permits, health insurance, healthcare and more. Our Arrival guide helps you prepare and the Pre-Orientation Programme helps you with additional support and resources to ease into your...
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Published: 19 August 2026Synthetic antibodies a good fit for precision medicine
In an article published in the prestigious journal Nature Chemical Biology, researchers from Malmö University present a method for detecting cellular protein changes with high precision using synthetic antibodies. In the long term, the findings are an...
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Published: 4 August 2026Good dental status into old age – but increased risk of tooth loss
More and more elderly people are keeping their own teeth well into their later years. But at the same time, gum health deteriorates with age – which can have serious consequences such as tooth loss and an increased risk of dying earlier, new research from...
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Anders Jönsson - Senior lecturer
anders.o.jonsson@mau.se+46 40 665 72 70Department of Social Work -
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Sara Walder - Nurse
sara.walder@mau.se+46 40 665 72 09Student Health Services -
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Library rules
The Malmö University libraries are open to everyone. If you are 18 years old or over, you are free to get a library account, use our computers and printers. The library’s digital resources such as articles and e-books can be read by anyone with a library...
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Published: 21 July 2026Exercise relieves jaw pain – but the effect isn’t the same for everyone
One in ten Swedes lives with chronic pain in the jaw, face or mouth. A new doctoral thesis now provides in-depth insight into how this pain affects those affected and why pain-relieving jaw exercises have varying effects on different people.