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2025-12-22
The collection of data in the project Measuring Mediatisation continues on 1 January 2026. – A time series covering the period 2017–2030 will give a unique insight into how our lives are affected by different forms of mediatisation and digitalisation, says André Jansson at Karlstad University. André Jansson, professor of media and communication studies, and director of the Centre for Geomedia Studies, where the project is based, how would you define “mediatisation”, and
2025-12-19
DigitalWell Arena is now taking the next step in its long-term commitment to digital health innovation in Värmland. After several years focused on establishing a platform for research and collaboration, the work is now shifting towards the large-scale implementation and practical use of digital solutions. Research at Karlstad University has been a central driving force behind DigitalWell Arena since its launch in 2019.
2025-12-19
DigitalWell Arena is now taking the next step in its long-term commitment to digital health innovation in Värmland. After several years focused on establishing a platform for research and collaboration, the work is now shifting towards the large-scale implementation and practical use of digital solutions. Research at Karlstad University has been a central driving force behind DigitalWell Arena since its launch in 2019.
2025-12-19
DigitalWell Arena is now taking the next step in its long-term commitment to digital health innovation in Värmland. After several years focused on establishing a platform for research and collaboration, the work is now shifting towards the large-scale implementation and practical use of digital solutions. Research at Karlstad University has been a central driving force behind DigitalWell Arena since its launch in 2019.
2025-12-19
DigitalWell Arena is now taking the next step in its long-term commitment to digital health innovation in Värmland. After several years focused on establishing a platform for research and collaboration, the work is now shifting towards the large-scale implementation and practical use of digital solutions. Research at Karlstad University has been a central driving force behind DigitalWell Arena since its launch in 2019.
2025-12-19
DigitalWell Arena is now taking the next step in its long-term commitment to digital health innovation in Värmland. After several years focused on establishing a platform for research and collaboration, the work is now shifting towards the large-scale implementation and practical use of digital solutions. Research at Karlstad University has been a central driving force behind DigitalWell Arena since its launch in 2019.
2025-12-19
DigitalWell Arena is now taking the next step in its long-term commitment to digital health innovation in Värmland. After several years focused on establishing a platform for research and collaboration, the work is now shifting towards the large-scale implementation and practical use of digital solutions. Research at Karlstad University has been a central driving force behind DigitalWell Arena since its launch in 2019.
2025-12-19
DigitalWell Arena is now taking the next step in its long-term commitment to digital health innovation in Värmland. After several years focused on establishing a platform for research and collaboration, the work is now shifting towards the large-scale implementation and practical use of digital solutions. Research at Karlstad University has been a central driving force behind DigitalWell Arena since its launch in 2019.
2025-12-18
Britt-Inger Keisu recently left Umeå University and joined Karlstad University as professor of sociology. Her research centres on power, collaboration and conflict, with a particular focus on Indigenous and minority rights in the Arctic. – Knowledge about Indigenous peoples and Arctic minorities is limited.
2025-12-18
Britt-Inger Keisu recently left Umeå University and joined Karlstad University as professor of sociology. Her research centres on power, collaboration and conflict, with a particular focus on Indigenous and minority rights in the Arctic. – Knowledge about Indigenous peoples and Arctic minorities is limited.
2025-12-18
Britt-Inger Keisu recently left Umeå University and joined Karlstad University as professor of sociology. Her research centres on power, collaboration and conflict, with a particular focus on Indigenous and minority rights in the Arctic. – Knowledge about Indigenous peoples and Arctic minorities is limited.
2025-12-17
Playing an instrument has always been a given for Jakob Rolandsson, as he comes from a musical family. The realization that he wanted to work professionally with music came after music high school and graduation.