Search results

Emotional Community and Estrangement in the COVID-19 Pandemic : A Collaborative Autoethnographic Approach

The incentive for this chapter emerged in the beginning of the pandemic when we collected data for a comparative research project in three countries whose strategies to combat the COVID-19 virus were strikingly different and often debated: Sweden, Italy, and the United States. Trying to make sense of our subjective feelings as well as the collective feelings we identified in reports and discussion

Injuries, illnesses and athlete health in para athletes

Para athletes are at higher risk for sports-related injuries, illnesses and other health conditions when participating in sports. In fact, the unique demands placed on Para athletes, both in terms of the specific impairments they experience and the adaptive equipment they use, can lead to a distinctive set of challenges and risks in the context of sports-related health compared to nondisabled athl

No title

The rise and fall of a paradigm and conceiving a new hypothesis for type 1 diabetes

Kollegor! : Sociologförbundet har ordet

Social media 'soft girls' depend on men for money – but Sweden once used state 'influencers' to urge women to get jobs

Backlash against gender equality and what we might learn from the past

Case law between the adoption of two criminal codes, 1864-1962 : The definition of rape and aspects of criminal intent

The Use of LLMs in the Legal Design Process—Designing Effective Access to Health Data Under the EHDS and the GDPR

Historical foraminiferal collections as a resource for monitoring anthropogenic climate change

Natural history museum collections (NHC) represent an underutilized yet valuable resource for tracking environmental changes and anthropogenic impacts on marine ecosystems. Historical samples, particularly foraminifera collected during marine expeditions from the late 1800s to mid-1900s, offer crucial baseline data pre-dating significant human influence. These collections, often accompanied by oce

An ultra-short period super-Earth and sub-Neptune spanning the Radius Valley orbiting the kinematic thick disc star TOI-2345

A crucial chemical link between stars and their orbiting exoplanets is thought to exist. If universal, this connection could affect the formation and evolution of all planets. Therefore, this potential vital link needs testing by characterizing exoplanets around chemically-diverse stars. We present the discovery of two planets orbiting the metal-poor, kinematic thick-disc K-dwarf TOI2345. TOI-2345

Gwada-negative: the rarest blood group on Earth

Sustainable fuels could reduce the climate impact of military aircraft

Freud would have called AI a ‘narcissistic insult’ to humanity – here’s how we might overcome it

How does the PKK’s disarmament affect Turkey, Syria and Iraq?

‘I have it in my blood and brain … I still haven’t been able to shake this nightmare off.’ : How voices from a forgotten archive of Nazi horrors are reshaping perceptions of the Holocaust

We created an ‘unsexy’ moth that could be the key to greener pest control

New hope for Huntington’s families as gene therapy shows remarkable results

When mental health apps become worry engines: how digital ‘care’ can hijack our anxieties

Lasting relief from depression after magic-mushroom treatment – new study