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Kau Science Week is mainly featured on the Kauresearch account. A post will be published every day throughout the week, drawing attention to researchers and research at ¹û¶³´«Ã½. The posts will be accompanied by stories and hashtags for further reading or listening. In addition, the university’s main accounts on Facebook, Instagram och LinkedIn will highlight parts of the content. This year’s themes include classical vocal studies, digitalisation in school, allergy, housework, cyber security, service innovation and digital infrastructure. 

– We have started a new tradition with Kau Science Week. We draw on the focus on science at a time of the year when the world’s eyes are on the Nobel Prize celebrations, says Christina Knowles, Head of Communication at ¹û¶³´«Ã½.

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Participating researchers during Kau Science Week 2025

• Cornelia Brantner, professor of media and communication studies, coordinator of the Centre for Geomedia Studies
• Bo Edvardsson, professor of business administration and founder of the Service Research Center (CTF)
• Nanna Fyhrquist, professor of public health science
• Tobias Pulls, senior lecturer in computer science
• Carl-Unander Scharin, professor of musical performance, specialising in classical vocal studies
• Christina Olin-Scheller, professor of literary studies education and educational work
• Sofi Vedin, doctor and university lecturer in history

Facts

Kauresearch started seven years ago and currently has 1,170 followers. Posts are written in English and published one to three times a week, usually with one or more photos and sometimes video clips. The posts focus on research findings and life as a researcher – regardless of whether you are an established researcher or a doctoral student. The aim is to create more interest and awareness about the research conducted at ¹û¶³´«Ã½.