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Researchers at the Service Research Center (CTF) at Karlstad University have written a report about Nordic food waste with recommendations for political measures. The message is clear: – We can either take forceful action right now, or else abandon the goal of reducing food waste by 50 percent by 2030. The researchers have identified initiatives and measures that resulted in less food waste in restaurants, schools, retail businesses and Nordic households.
Researchers at CTF have been awarded 4.6 million SEK from the KK Foundation for research on servitization in manufacturing companies. In the project, the researchers will develop a reference model to create a better understanding of how servitization is done in practice. Globalization and increased competition have led to that many manufacturing companies have increased their service offers, not least in terms of advanced services.

Articles

Nationellt forskningscentrum för barn- och ungdomsidrott » Forskning
Included in the list of research articles are also peer-reviewed book chapters. We continuously add publications. Please visit the page regularly to receive news. The publications are arranged by year. 2025Aase, E., Abrahamsen, F. E., & Gustafsson, H. (2025). From pandemic to podium? Norwegian Olympic handball players’ journey to Tokyo 2020. Frontiers in Psychology (Sec.
Isn’t it obvious that women spend more money than men in the presence of a physically fit male employee? Isn’t it obvious that viewing an opposite-sex individual with an attractive face makes people more motivated to choose healthy rather than unhealthy foods? And, isn’t it obvious that restricting product touch in a store decreases rather than increases consumer spending? After all, these are all beliefs held by consumers and even marketing professors.

Scholarships through Karlstad University's Scholarship Committee

Utbildning » Att läsa på universitetet » Stipendier och bidrag
Karlstad University have a number of scholarships that are announced through the University’s Scholarship Committee. Six of these are for international applicants only and six foundations offer scholarships to those who are already students at Karlstad University. Available scholarships for international starting autumn semester 2026The following six scholarships are open for international applicants only, those who are not already students at Karlstad University.
The Academic Celebration is one of the biggest events of the year at Karlstad University and a long-standing tradition. On 20 October it is time again and this year we celebrate passion for research – we present and inauguarate our new Vice-Chancellor Jerker Moodysson during this year's celebration. With great pomp and ceremony we will promote our new doctors, award honorary doctorates and inaugurate our new professors.
Hello there, Hanna Enefalk, Associate Professor of History and the new representative for Karlstad University in Humtank. Tell us more! "Humtank is a think tank for research and education in the humanities, with representatives from fourteen Swedish universities and colleges. It has existed for over ten years and is funded by nearly all Swedish universities engaged in humanities research. Its purpose is to highlight the humanities and their perspectives.

Tourism can be sustainable

News » 2019-01-07
Tourism can result in valuable insights and experiences promoting the further sustainable development of society as a whole. This is the opinion of Fredrik Hoppstadius, who completed his PhD in Human Geography at Karlstad University.
We are happy to welcome Muhammad Murtaza Ali, new PhD student in Business Administration at Karlstad Business School. He is placed at CTF, Service Research Center, where he will study digital transformation. "I will study how digitalisation is affecting markets and actors.

Healthcare in Sweden

Student » Meny » Ny student » Living in Sweden
Sweden’s healthcare system is public and primarily funded by taxes, which means that residents pay a relatively low fee when visiting doctors, hospitals, or other healthcare providers. Healthcare is organized by regional authorities (regions), so services can vary slightly depending on where you live.

Healthcare in Sweden

Utbildning » Att läsa på universitetet » Living in Sweden
Sweden’s healthcare system is public and primarily funded by taxes, which means that residents pay a relatively low fee when visiting doctors, hospitals, or other healthcare providers. Healthcare is organized by regional authorities (regions), so services can vary slightly depending on where you live.
The government today followed the recommendation of the university board and appointed Professor Johan Sterte as Karlstad University’s vice-chancellor. Johan Sterte succeeds Åsa Bergenheim to the post on 1 September 2017. Johan Sterte (57) has extensive experience as vice-chancellor. He was the vice-chancellor of Växjö University from 2009 to 2009, and since 2009 he has been vice-chancellor of Luleå Luleå University of Technology.
Computer Science at Karlstad University has successfully recruited a new professor to its excellence research on data security and privacy. Melanie Volkamer works on human factors in security and privacy. - Often it looks like security contradicts usability. That is, the more secure it is, the less usable it is.
Approximately 15 percent of the world’s population has some form of disability that makes everyday life more difficult. – In order for this group to be given the same opportunities to live fulfilling lives, we need to learn more about how the psychological and physical difficulties are connected with the experience of using public transport, says Margareta Friman from the Service Research Center (CTF). Disability is a complicated and multidimensional term that involves t
As the leaves on the trees begin to change colour, it’s time for the Academic Ceremony, one of the biggest events of the year at Karlstad University and a long-standing tradition. In troubled times, it is important to protect unity, cooperation, and team spirit and what we can achieve together, not least in research. On October 18th, we will together confer new doctors, honorary doctors as well as install our new professors.

Activities Spring 2023

KUFO » Aktiviteter » Tidigare aktiviteter
Seminar materials are normally distributed via the KuFo and ISLI mailing lists. Anyone not reached by these lists should feel free to contact us. Our seminars and other events are open to anyone who is interested! JANUARY Thu 19/1, Minerva, KuFo workshop. Work-in-progress workshop with KuFo researchers, with a focus on RJ applications.
We are happy to welcome Anna Nilstomt, new PhD student in Psychology at CTF. She will, among other things, study how digitalized services can help improve peoples health. What is your research focus? "I will study how habitual behaviors, behavioral changes, motivation and information in the society and individually can be influenced in positive ways.
Philemon Hahn played both drums and violin as a child at the cultural school in Simrishamn. However, his interest in the violin was greater and grew stronger over time.
We are pleased to welcome our new PhD student, Emad Uddin, who will work on the Drive project, focusing on improving service quality in 5G and 6G networks through data-driven analysis. The core of the project is to analyze network traffic over time using statistics and machine learning to make better decisions and adapt traffic based on the network’s status.