# Linnaeus University

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Ep.10 Richard Tahtinen: Mental health issues in athletes

Richard is currently researching mental health issues in athletes as a PhD candidate at Liverpool John Moores University. Richard´s research is currently focusing on symptoms of depression and anxiety in athletes. He is specifically interested in how athletes differ in their responses to distre ...

Building a Design Studio Culture That Lasts | (ft. FUWL) Ep. 32

Industrial Design Studio [Education] Linnaeus University [Work] IKEA, BAUX, TID Watches, MUUTO, HEM, Cappellini With well over a decade of experience under his belt, Jonas Pettersson (co-founder of @formuswithlove) knows first hand what it’s like to lead a studio through the pit of a financi ...

Dr. Esther Friedman - Department of Social Work, Linnaeus University

On the fourth episode of Restorative Conversations, my guest Dr. Esther Friedman and I are at Bar-Ilan University in Tel-Aviv, Israel, where we are about to present at the first international conference on Positive Criminology and Positive Victimology. Dr. Friedman is Assistant Prof. of Social W ...

S1E4: Colonial Medicalization and Homosexuality in the Philippines

In this episode, Kristyna Comer is in conversation with Kiel Ramos Suarez, a PhD candidate in history at Linnaeus University. Kiel discusses her current research on the medicalization of homosexuality and the ongoing impact of Spanish and US colonial rule.

Researchers Link Working Memory to Online Learning Habits, a Step Forward in Personalized Learning

As edtech and eLearning technologies have gone from a novelty to commonplace in education systems around the world, their use has been plagued by a common question: do they work as effectively as traditional instruction? While the question is far too broad to be useful to anyone, a group of rese ...

59: Rethinking the scientific journal (with Rickard Carlsson)

Despite cosmetic changes, scientific journals haven't changed that much over the past few decades. So what if we were to completely rethink how a scientific journal should operate in today's environment? Dan and James are joined by Rickard Carlsson (Linnaeus University, Sweden), who is the C ...

The revolutionary technology pushing Sweden toward the seemingly impossible goal of zero emissions

As far as the eye can see, the only thing polluting our pristine environment is the gas-guzzling car I’m riding in. It’s a chilly April morning in Kalmar county in southern Sweden, and as we drive past pastel-colored wooden houses separated by acres of farmland, Martin Olofsson, a researcher at ...