Research in focus: The future with AI
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News | Published: 23 October 2024
AI: do healthcare professionals have trust issues?
As AI slowly creeps into our healthcare systems, are there...
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News | Published: 1 October 2024
Increasing the understanding of human learning
How can the learning process can be improved through data-driven...
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News | Published: 31 January 2024
AI can solve problems in schools but is also a potential threat
AI is on the rise both as a tool and as a commodity in schools,...
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News | Published: 11 October 2023
Global governance shift in perception of AI, but more debate is crucial
For three global organisations, the discourse around AI has...
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News | Published: 26 April 2023
Is artificial intelligence the future of healthcare in the Nordics?
The Nordic countries' national strategies point to the growing...
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News | Published: 24 March 2023
When can we trust an AI system?
What challenges and opportunities can arise when humans use an...
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News | Published: 1 February 2023
Could an AI robot be able to perceive a fourth dimension?
What happens when the brain tries to create an image of the...
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News | Published: 26 September 2022
Exploring how AI can collaborate with human game designers
Game designing is a collaborative and multi-faceted task. It is...
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News | Published: 7 September 2022
Artificial Intelligence doesn’t have to lead us to a dystopic future
Artificial intelligence could help us solve both environmental...
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News | Published: 6 July 2022
How can our connected gadgets become smarter and safer?
How do the systems behind all our connected devices become...
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News | Published: 8 June 2022
To understand technology, we must first understand people
A new book on the relationship between automation technologies...
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News | Published: 1 June 2022
Machine learning can help create new energy materials
With the help of machine learning, expensive and time-consuming...
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News | Published: 15 March 2022
Pandemic-hit companies to be helped by University’s AI knowledge
Companies hit by the pandemic will be helped by Malmö University...
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News | Published: 11 January 2022
Designing better music listening experiences through transparent AI
Every day, different content is recommended to us through...
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Research projectMultistakeholder perspectives and experience of trust in digital health and AI
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Research project
Future Society and Democracy in Europe
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Research project
Artificial Intelligence as an issue for Global Political Economy – actors, structures, constraints, and possibilities
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Research project
Multi-objective optimization and optimal integration of hybrid energy systems
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Research project
Intelligent and Trustworthy IoT Systems
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Research project
Intelligent Management of Hybrid Energy Systems
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Research project | DOCTORAL PROJECT
Autonomous transport and connected vehicles
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Research project
AI-Driven Contextual Communication: Implications for Citizens and Society
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Research project
Working with Algorithmic Colleagues: Expectations and Experiences of Automated Decision-Making
Films
UR Samtiden: Is your home revealing your secrets?
UR Samtiden: Is your home revealing your secrets?
More and more smart gadgets are appearing in our homes, but are there any risks associated with, for example, a light bulb that can be controlled by your phone? Researcher Joseph Bugeja explains more about smart homes, and the risks involved and gives concrete tips on how to improve safety.
https://embed.ur.se/embed/228807?cid=11y0utdb-120nwazo
AI and Critical Thinking
AI and Critical Thinking
Fredrik Portin, Associate Professor at The Centre for Teaching and Learning, discusses the issue of artificial intelligence and critical thinking in a series of films. The premise of the lecture is that teachers cannot hinder students from using AI technologies, which makes their ability to critically evaluate the texts, images, and more, that AI technologies produce necessary.
https://youtube.com/embed/wgQMpcCD-C4?enablejsapi=1&rel=0&showinfo=1&controls=1
Researchers
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Alberto Enrique Alvarez Uribe - Associate senior lecturer
Human-AI collaborative systems for games and creative content: procedural content generation, Quality-Diversity Algorithms, Designer Models.
alberto.alvarez@mau.se
+46 40 665 77 23
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Martin Berg - Professor
AI in the public sector, the impact of AI on society.
martin.berg@mau.se
+46 40 665 80 60
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Steve Dahlskog - Senior lecturer/Head of unit
AI for digital games. AI related to generative technologies like ChatGPT, design ethics related to AI.
steve.dahlskog@mau.se
+46 40 665 71 27
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Paul Davidsson - Professor
AI for IoT, intelligent agents, agent-based systems with applications to district heating control, and social simulation.
paul.davidsson@mau.se
+46 40 665 86 18
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Bertilla Fabris - Hourly employee
Agent-based social simulations (ABSS) to inform policymaking in public health and organ donation.
bertilla.fabris@mau.se
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Jose Maria Font Fernandez - Senior lecturer
Game AI, Machine Learning, and Human-AI interaction for creativity: procedural content generation and mixed-initiative co-creativity.
jose.font@mau.se
+46 40 665 76 24
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Helena Holmström Olsson - Professor
About business opportunities in AI and automated tests and experiments in large systems to find and solve problems and optimise systems.
helena.holmstrom.olsson@mau.se
+46 40 665 73 19
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Reza Khoshkangini - Senior lecturer
Use AI techniques to look at data collected from machines or humans to understand their behaviours/demands.
reza.khoshkangini@mau.se
+46 40 665 82 73
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Sara Leckner - Senior lecturer/Head of unit/Associate Professor
On the consequences for individuals and society when artificial intelligence (AI) is used in digital media.
sara.leckner@mau.se
+46 40 665 71 29
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Fabian Lorig - Associate senior lecturer
AI-driven agent-based modelling and social simulation are used to solve logistics, IoT, healthcare, and public safety challenges.
fabian.lorig@mau.se
040-665 85 30
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Dennis Munetsi - Doctoral student
The effects of globally-produced AI-driven women's reproductive health interventions on the marginalized communities of the global south.
dennis.munetsi@mau.se
+46 40 665 73 82
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Fredrik Portin - Associate Professor/Lecturer
Explores the ethical and political implications of AI. He has also looked at how AI affects academic values and critical thinking.
fredrik.portin@mau.se
+46 72 225 19 31
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Arezoo Sarkheyli-Hägele - Program director/Senior lecturer
On AI systems with self-awareness, situational awareness, cognitive capabilities and contextual reasoning for decision-making.
arezoo.sarkheyli-haegele@mau.se
+46 40 665 75 38
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Michael Strange - Associate Professor/Senior lecturer
Governance models in response to the role of AI in global healthcare and its implications for the distribution of power.
michael.strange@mau.se
+46 40 665 72 16
Research environments
Internet of Things and People
Internet of Things and People
A research centre that studies how people can get the most out of the Internet of Things. Through applied research, IoTaP addresses a range of current challenges in society within areas such as energy, transportation, health, learning and home automation.
Department of Computer Science and Media Technology
Department of Computer Science and Media Technology
Research in computer science, information systems, software engineering and media technology. Education and research are conducted in close co-operation with both private and public actors.
