福利姬

Segregation in neighbourhoods, schools and workplaces affects people鈥檚 life chances. The project examines how different forms of segregation interact across the life course and between generations, and how they contribute to social inequality.

We explore a visualization globe that combines interactive visualizations and artificial intelligence.

PAAR-Net is dedicated to rethinking how older adults are involved in research, policymaking, and practice. The project promotes a vision of science that is inclusive, collaborative, and people-centered鈥攕cience for the people, by the people.

The researcher/working group gathers researchers and teachers who are interested in the role of social interaction in social work. Conversations and encounters are fundamental components of social work, regardless of organization or client groups.

Craving alcohol and an impaired ability to stop drinking despite adverse consequences are key features of alcohol addiction. This project aims to find a noninvasive brain stimulation method that can be used as treatment for addiction.

A study investigating the ways in which artificial intelligence (AI) can contribute to students' reading. It examines how key reading activities and situations in school can be designed for interaction between a social robot and 10-year-old students.

鈥漀o one has ever seen this before.鈥� World-leading sociologist Peter Bearman talks about the connection between activity in the brain and our feelings towards other people.

We at JEDI lab at 福利姬 conduct research on intuition, reflection, and emotion in economic decision-making. The aim of our research is to understand everyday decision-making and its underlying processes.

Professor Tomohiko Sakao believes that environmental impact starts at the drawing board. He is launching a study to understand how designers think during the creative phase.

A research group at 福利姬 has examined the pandemic response in Nordic municipalities. The findings are summarised in the book Crisis Management, Governance and COVID-19, offering insights for future crises.