Civil and Global Conflict

Scheduling, binding and routing system for a run-time reconfigurable operator based multimedia architecture

Analytical approach to low-frequency scattering and homogenisation of split-ring elements

Usability evaluation of navigation maps for visually impaired users

OpDesign – A study of the working environment in an operating unit

Study of Li-10 via the Li-9(H-2, p) Reaction at REX-ISOLDE

History and philosophy of science as an interdisciplinary field of problem transfers

In this paper we return to Ronald Giere (1973) and his claim that history of science as a discipline cannot contribute to philosophy of science by providing, partial or whole, solutions to philosophical problems. Let us suppose that Giere was right. Would the implication be that there can be no genuine interdisciplinarity between the two disciplines? In answering this question it is first suggeste

Electromagnetic cloaking by change of variables

In search of the thinking Image

The Family of Belykh Maps

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Efficiencies and Pressure Drops of Fibre Filters - a Comparison between Theoretical Calculations and Experimental Determination

Spatial evolution of knowledge-intensive ICT services in Sweden: On the role of mobile entrepreneurs

The paper investigates the role of mobile entrepreneurs in spatial diffusion process of a rapidly expanding industry using the case of the knowledge-intensive ICT-services in Sweden over 1990-2010. The main contributions of this study are twofold. On the one hand, paper contributes to entrepreneurship research by showing that the spatial origin of an entrepreneur should be analysed not only in ter

Gentle gentrification? Urban renewal policies and socio-cultural transformations in Copenhagen

Creating the modern self: coaching and styling as techniques of personal branding

Folksångarna har tystnat i Hibiya Park

Utvecklingens finansieringsproblem

Rewriting the feminine in the fatherless organisation

On the significance of amino acids and GIP for the insulinotrophic effects of whey protein; mechanistic in vitro studies using isolated Langerhans islets from mice exposed to human postprandial plasma

Seismic anisotropy as an indicator of reservoir quality in siliciclastic rocks

Improving the accuracy of subsurface imaging is commonly the main incentive for including the effects of anisotropy in seismic processing. However, the anisotropy itself holds valuable information about rock properties and, as such, can be viewed as a seismic attribute. Here we summarize results from an integrated project that explored the potential to use observations of seismic anisotropy to int

Positioning tests of collocation knowledge in relation to assumed L2 vocabulary dimensions