The money has been awarded to Magnus Hultén (main applicant) and Astrid Berg at the Department of Social and Welfare Studies’ (ISV) research and education environment, Technology and Science ҳ Research (TESER).
A total of SEK 30.5 million has been allocated to a range of research projects, with TESER receiving SEK 2.5 million.
The two-year project will study the meeting of new forms of expression, techniques and rationalities with lab-based teaching traditions in the early years of science teaching.