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Graphic manual
Here you will find a comprehensive overview of Malmö University's visual identity. The page describes our basic components, how illustrations, imagery and film should be used, and guidelines for profile products. You will also find examples of common...
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Najmeh Abiri - Senior lecturer
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Published: 30 September 2025Her discoveries facilitate smoother drug intake
In her doctoral thesis, Jenni Engstedt has investigated the properties of lipid-based drug depots, with a particular focus on an injection technique developed by the company Camurus. The aim is to increase understanding of the formation of lipid depots...
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Frans af Malmborg - Lecturer/Assistant head of dep.
frans.af-malmborg@mau.se+46 40 665 89 88Department of Social Work -
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RESEARCH PLATFORMBeing young and living with IBD – UNITA
The research platform is an interdisciplinary research environment on being young and living with inflammatory bowel disease - from a national perspective.
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Muvah
Muvah is a knowledge alliance between the City of Malmö and Malmö University. The goal is to increase young people in Malmö's entry into the labor market, to get more young people from underrepresented groups to choose higher education and to increase...
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Stig Westerdahl - Professor emeritus/emerita
stig.westerdahl@mau.se+46 72 526 06 33Department of Urban Studies (US) -
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Elin Nilsson - Doctoral student
elin.ida.nilsson@mau.se+46 40 665 83 39Department of Childhood, Education and Society -
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Global campus
We are a global university embracing diversity and inclusion as a quality dimension in our research and education. We are actively working to engage students and staff in international activities on campus. Research, education and innovation are integrate...
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DOKTORSAVHANDLING | Published: 10 September 2025Using nature to inspire smart solutions
In his doctoral thesis, Vladislav Genevskiy has investigated how nanoimprint lithography (NIL) technology can be used to create nature-inspired solutions: from green energy to medical products that help fight infections.