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24 Nov 2023
This year's travel doctoral students on the other side of the Atlantic
Curious about doing research abroad? Peggy Ler was just that, so she applied for a travel grant and went to Minnesota.
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21 Nov 2023
Voices from SWEAH conference 2023
Meet some of the participants on this year's conference for students and researchers, from all around Sweden and abroad.
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20 Nov 2023
They create this year's SWEAH conference: "A chance you have to take"
On November 21-22, SWEAH's research conference is arranged for everyone who is active in the research school at the 13 affiliated universities – a big event and the first major eve...
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20 Nov 2023
New thesis: Genetics and biomarkers of frailty
SWEAH junior researcher Jonathan Mak concludes that frailty is an age-related state of physiological decline and is a strong predictor of disability and mortality.
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9 Nov 2023
Stina's tips for the conference
In a week or so it’s time for the National graduate school on ageing and health, SWEAH's biennial conference for affiliated researchers. For some, the first real event in a scienti...
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23 Oct 2023
Time to plan the spring semester
Right now, two new course starts are planned under SWEAH's auspices next year.
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1 Jun 2023
"I got a greater understanding of multidisciplinary research on ageing"
Klara Le, PhD student Örebro University, was one of the participants in the course Gerontology – multidisciplinary and integrative perspectives on aging, organized by the Universit...
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19 Apr 2023
Three SWEAH affiliated researchers are going to Canada for the Summer Program in Aging (SPA) 2023
The program is called "Longer-living older adults: Multidisciplinary approaches to a growing area of research on aging" and is hosted by the Nova Scotia Centre on Aging at Mount Sa...
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24 Mar 2023
New dissertation: Improving quality of life for older adults with alcohol problems
New research from SWEAH sheds light on the complex care needs of older adults with substance use problems.
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23 Feb 2023
New SWEAH Thesis: Ageing Online Promoting older persons' subjective wellbeing in a digital everyday life (by Emilia Viklund)
Digital technology and online services are often seen as one response to many of the challenges that the modern welfare state is expected to face. Evidently, digital technology is ...
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13 Feb 2023
SWEAH newsletter February 2023 (in Swedish)
This way into the new year, it is especially nice to welcome new PhD students to SWEAH.
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27 Jan 2023
Introduction meeting for newly affiliated PhD students
A group of 16 new SWEAH affiliates met for the first time in Lund January 26.
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13 Dec 2022
SWEAH alumnus Wenqian Xu receives large international postdoc grant from Swedish Research Council
Childlessness is a growing phenomenon in many countries, especially in China. Wenqian Xu will the next three years work with evidence-building, capacity-building and public-engagem...
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7 Dec 2022
Large group of new PhD students join SWEAH in 2023
SWEAH's board decided at its last meeting to offer 20 PhD students affiliation. Meet Mariam Kirvalidze - one of the new students.
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25 Nov 2022
SWEAH alumna Maya Kylén receives large FORMAS grant
The project is called "Rehabilitation at home – development of a sustainable model, placing person's needs and environmental resources at heart (InHome)" and will be carried out in...
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8 Nov 2022
Congratulations to SWEAH PhD Owasim Akram for recieving both funding and a Postdoctoral Grant!
Owasim Akram has been awarded a funding of SEK 873 803 by the Expert Group of Aid Studies/Expertgruppen för biståndsanalys (EBA). It has been proposed in partnership with Örebro Un...
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7 Nov 2022
Cecilia Petterson is SWEAH's new study coordinator
The study coordinator is part of the graduate school's management team and convenes the graduate school's pedagogical working group.
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1 Nov 2022
"It has been very enriching to work with this interdisciplinary and international group of students and researchers"
Charlotte Löfqvist is now retiring. She has been study coordinator for SWEAH for four years and previously also responsible for CASE's research school. Charlotte has been very invo...
