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Research in Focus: Elite Sport, Football and Supporter Culture

How does sport mirror society – and shape it in return? Researchers at Malmö University explore elite sport, fan culture, children’s participation in sport, and mental health. With a social science perspective, they examine football and the wider...

Could laundry detergents become obsolete?

Could the use of detergents to clean our clothes be a thing of the past? A researcher from Malmö University has investigated how purified water can be used for effective washing with minimal use of surfactants, which are the active ingredient in...

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Further understanding the concept of ‘talent’ in football

Being called ‘talent’ can both encourage and create pressure. The term is often used subjectively, which means that some players risk being disadvantaged. In her thesis, Leah Monsees examines how the perception of talent is shaped by structures within...

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.

Sustainable Digitalisation: “We can achieve groundbreaking research!”

The goal of the Sustainable Digitalisation Research Centre (SDRC) is to contribute knowledge to promote the development of a sustainable society, and also to ensure that digitalisation itself is used in a sustainable way.

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.