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Olle Eskilsson

A longitudinal study on 10-12-yoear-olds´conceptions of the transformations of matter Göteborg University, Sweden E-mail: olle.eskilsson@staff.hkr.se

Margareta Enghag

Two dimensions of Student Ownership of Learning during Small-Group Work with Miniprojects and Context Rich Problems in Physics  E-mail: margareta.enghag@mdh.se 

Ola Magntorn

Reading Nature – developing ecological literacy through teaching. E-mail: ola.magntorn@mna.hkr.se 

Mattias Lundin

Students' participation in tlhe realization of school science activities Linköping University, Sweden E-mail: mattias.lundin@hik.se 

Maria Andrée

The lived curriculum. A study of science classroom practices in lower secondary school. Stockholm Institute of Education, Sweden E-mail: maria.andree@lhs.se 

Niklas Gericke

Science versus School-science; Multiple models in genetics - The depiction of gene function in upper secondary textbooks and its influence on studnets’ understanding E-mail: niklas.gericke@kau.se 

Maria Åström

Defining Integrated Science Education and Putting It to Test E-mail: maria.astrom@edmeas.umu.se

Eva Lundqvist

Manner of teaching, learning and socialisation. Analyses of teachers’ moves and students’ meaning making in science education E-mail: eva.lundqvist@did.uu.se 

Lena Löfgren

Everylthing has its processes one could say. A longitudinal study following students' ideas about transformations of matter from age 7 to 16 E-mail: lena.lofgren@hkr.se 

Eva Nyberg

On the Continuity of Life. Teaching and learning about the life cycles of plants and animals – a case study in grade 5. E-mail: eva.nyberg@ped.gu.se 

Eva West

Teaching and learning science: Students’ learning in relation to a research-based teaching-learning sequence about sound, hearing and auditory health E-mail: eva.west@ped.gu.se 

Helena Sagar

Teacher change in relation to professional development in entrepreneurial learning Sweden E-mail: helena.sagar@kungsbacka.se 

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