2023 will start with several new research projects. Next is a description of two of them, one from Jennie Gustafsson, Carina Listerborn and Lina Olsson, and the other from Magnus Nilsson.
After successfully earning new grants, IUR members Fredrik Torisson, Magnus Andersson, Helena Bohman and Christina Lindkvist will start new research projects.
IUR researcher Stig Westerdahl, together with Birgitta Vitestam (Malmö University), Amanda Curry (Luleå, University of Technology) and Johan Sandström (Luleå, University of Technology), received a 2.2 million SEK grant from Jan Wallanders och Tom Hedelius Stiftelse and Tore Browaldhs Stiftelse, for a project titled Accounting practices in the everyday life of a refugee.
Children Housing First model developed by IUR member Martin Grander – in collaboration with Skåne Stadsmissionen, Save the Children, and AFRY – aims to counteract homelessness for families with children in Sweden.
UIR will be part of a global network of institutes for urban research funded by the Flemish Research Council.
Congratulations to Defne Kadioglu and Chiara Valli who have received funding worth almost 8 million SEK from FORMAS.
A new article in the Swedish magazine “Fastighetsnytt” explores this question in an interview with Karin Grundström.
Congratulations to Slobodan Zdravkovic and six IUR-affiliated researchers who received funding from Malmö University’s special call for research on COVID-19.
Congratulations to the seven IUR-affiliated researchers who received funding from the FORMAS Planning for Transformation and Research Initiation calls.
Led by a group of IUR researchers, this pilot project seeks to explore uneven urban development in Berlin and Stockholm.
