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Doctoral student in Education with a focus on teachers’ practice in innovative learning environments
studied. Research is conducted in areas such as didactic processes and evaluation; gender and power; democracy and integration; leadership and reflection; digital inclusion and technology-rich environments
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persist for a lifetime, probably contributing to changes in the gastric environment. Through previous research in both in vivo and in vitro systems, we have molecularly described mechanisms that contribute
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growing rapidly in recent years where focus on an inclusive and bottom-up driven environment are key elements in our sustainable growth. Our workplace consists of a diverse group from different
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Interactive Systems that Reason Spatially The department has been growing rapidly in recent years. An inclusive and participatory environment are key elements in our growth. The 60 doctoral students within
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-Cas9 genetic scissors, which won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, took place at the University. The University’s cohesive campus environment makes it easy to come together and collaborate across subject
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together with a group of researchers at the Climate Impacts Research Center, Department of Ecology and Environment Sciences, with placement in Abisko. There are two time-limited, full-time positions, one
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external scientific partnerships and oversee internal projects. You will create an environment conducive to new research ideas and collaborations by planning and executing events and workshops for our
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contribute to and engage with the different thematic areas and research groups at Umeå School of Architecture. Read more about our research environment, thematic areas, and research groups here . As a doctoral
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, Department of Ecology and Environment Sciences, based in Abisko and Tarfala. The position is an intermittent employment with an employment agreement for the period 1 May and 30 September 2024. The application
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enabling local food production on site. Climate change demands a recalibration of our built environment to become more resource-efficient and more resilient. The research group Designing Cycles at 64° (DC64