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1 LUCSUS Travel Policy Travel policy Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies (LUCSUS)1 – adopted by the board 2025-02-07. The travel guidelines will apply to all staff and guests associated with, and visiting LUCSUS, with an eye to creating a working and learning environment in which environmental sustainability is prioritized. They can also be used to inform LUCSUS teaching and inspire

https://www.lucsus.lu.se/sites/lucsus.lu.se/files/2026-01/LUCSUS%20travel%20policy%20updated%202025-01-30.pdf - 2026-07-02

Analysis and evalua-on of the course MNXG03 – VT2024 Overview: Although only a limited number of students (2) responded to the survey, those who did were generally happy with the course and pleased with the learning outcomes. All respondents felt the course met or exceeded their expecta>ons (4.5/5) and likewise, the teachers involved with the course were sa>sfied with it. At the end of this docume

https://www.geology.lu.se/sites/geology.lu.se/files/2024-10/MNXG03%20CAnalysis%202024_final.pdf - 2026-07-02

Course Management Info 1 COURSE MANAGEMENT INFO Version 3.0 – August 2020 2 1. INTRODUCTION If you are reading this, you are probably going to teach or even coordinate one of our courses – or you have some interesting plans for a course that you would want to pitch. In any case: Welcome to Graduate School! Glad to have you onboard! Any lingering questions after having read this document? Just ask!

https://www.graduateschool.sam.lu.se/sites/graduateschool.sam.lu.se/files/2020-08/Course%20Management%20Info.pdf - 2026-07-02

There are many possible reasons as to why you would want to have your camera turned off during a digital lecture. It might be that your home is messy or that you have nowhere to be alone. Maybe you didn’t get ready in the morning. Maybe your technology isn’t good enough and you don’t have the money to upgrade it. But there are also many reasons why you should turn on your camera if you’re able to.

https://www.campusonline.lu.se/en/studying-digitally/five-reasons-turn-your-camera - 2026-07-01

Why did you choose Lund University?  – What drew me to Lund initially was the programme that I am now studying. However, the city and Swedish culture made me settle on the university. Lund seemed very similar to the city where I studied for my B.A. with an even greater focus on environmental sustainability, which is important to me. I didn’t get a chance to visit Lund before moving in for the firs

https://www.keg.lu.se/en/meet-hannah-our-student-ambassador-masters-programme-human-ecology-culture-power-and-sustainability - 2026-07-01

21 February 2024 New PhD candidates Francesco Palmieri and Yann Coppier will introduce their creative work and research projects in the Black Room at IAC.Francesco Palmieri: Imagining the body, profaning the space.The allure of musical practice lies in the non-repetitiveness of the bodily experience of listening, in the multiplicity of possible listenings embedded in the unique shared space of the

https://www.iac.lu.se/phd-presentations-concert-yann-coppier-francesco-palmieri - 2026-07-01

Popular Abstract in English The word “combustion” describes a number of physical and chemical processes, whose common characteristic is an interaction between fuel and oxygen and their subsequent transformation into products, such as CO2 and water. Even though the process is often described as a single chemical reaction between fuel and oxygen, in reality, their chemical transformation requires maThe laminar burning velocity and the flame structure are common targets for combustion studies aimed at detailed kinetic model development. In the present work, fuels relevant to hydrogen combustion were considered. The laminar burning velocity of rich and lean hydrogen flames was studied experimentally and numerically, including its pressure dependence in rich mixtures and temperature dependence

Aim: To study the development of early knee osteoarthritis (OA) in subjects with and without risk factors for knee OA. Methods: We studied 340 subjects from the Osteoarthritis Initiative (OAI), aged 45–55 years (51% women), free of radiographic knee OA at baseline (n = 294 with and n = 46 without knee pain and other OA risk factors). At baseline, 24, 48, 72 and 96 months we compared the two groups

The sharing economy has many faces, and it has taken our societies by storm. For many people, it has quickly become a norm to book accommodation via AirBnB, or to think sharing instead of owning when it comes to products of their everyday lives. The tourism industry has seen many adaptions towards a sharing economy, one of them being a new way of conducting guided tours. Based on an innovation in The sharing economy has many faces, and it has taken our societies by storm. For many people, it has quickly become a norm to book accommodation via AirBnB, or to think sharing instead of owning when it comes to products of their everyday lives. The tourism industry has seen many adaptions towards a sharing economy, one of them being a new way of conducting guided tours. Based on an innovation in

This thesis investigates the ontogeny of thermoregulation and growth in birds, to improve the understanding of how prevailing environmental temperature affects physiology and morphology, and to examine whether body size influences thermoregulation. My focus has been on temperature effects emerging after hatching, which are poorly understood compared to effects of variation in embryonic developmentThis thesis investigates the ontogeny of thermoregulation and growth in birds, to improve the understanding of how prevailing environmental temperature affects physiology and morphology, and to examine whether body size influences thermoregulation. My focus has been on temperature effects emerging after hatching, which are poorly understood compared to effects of variation in embryonic development

Having a child with a chronic disease often increases the burden in the family with more hospital visits, treatment administration, and increased worries for the ill child. A cross-sectional, international, multi-centre study in caregivers of children <18 years with haemophilia and inhibitor was performed at Haemophilia Treatment Centres in Sweden, UK, and Canada to evaluate caregivers' burden and

The aim of this study was to investigate rape as a crime and how rape is discussed in the court. The empirics was five chosen judicial decisions where the indicted have been cleared of all charges. The purpose of this essay was to discuss how the handling of the prerequisites effects the outcome of the cases. The method that has been used is textual analysis where important themes have been single

This thesis consists of five chapters which focus on panel data theory. Four of them analyze explicit panel data models and one chapter deals with time series forecasting model, where external panel data help us estimate unobserved explanatory variables. The broad topics discussed in the thesis include i) simplification of distribution of a statistical test under double asymptotics, ii) eliminatio

Safety at INES Safety at MGeo DEPARTMENT OF EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES | JANUARY 2026 2 Safety work and regulations at MGeo This is a general document about commons risks at the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences and the safety work we do to minimise identified risks. All staff and students are asked to read this and follow the regulations.This is necessary in order for you to be

https://www.mgeo.lu.se/internal/sites/mgeo.lu.se.internal/files/2026-03/Safety%20at%20MGeo%20v1.pdf - 2026-07-02

Laman Magsudlu MSc in Strategic Communication, AzerbaijanParticipating in the Career Programme is a truly valuable experience. During our visit to Nederman, one phrase particularly resonated with me: 'We value people, not titles.' I think, it perfectly captured the essence of Swedish corporate culture. The in-depth presentations and open Q&A sessions gave us a clear understanding of how companies

https://www.iko.lu.se/en/what-do-our-students-think-about-career-programme - 2026-07-01

Karen Runde is the Senior Director of Academics and the Entrepreneur Network at the Miller Center for Global Impact at Santa Clara University in California, USA. She is passionate about advancing sustainable development – particularly water access in Sub-Saharan Africa, and recently designed and piloted CoShun, an innovative water filter tested in two schools in Kenya. She graduated from LUMES in

https://www.lucsus.lu.se/education/master-science-programmes/lumes-environmental-studies-and-sustainability-science/lumes-alumni-portraits/karen-runde - 2026-07-01

1     A   Lund   B   Billebjer   C   Vombs  meadows   D   Rövarekulan   E   Fulltofta   F   Breanäs   Breanäs  Field  Guide  2017   Student  Name:  _______________   2       Air  photo  Lund  2008 3 Population  density       Individuals/km2   9/7/13 11:39 AM Page 1 of 1http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c8/SverigesFolktäthetKommunvis2007.svg >1000 ≥500 ≥250 ≥100 ≥50 ≥10 ≥1 <1 4 Land  

https://www.lumes.lu.se/sites/lumes.lu.se/files/fieldguidebreanas2017.pdf - 2026-07-02

GISA21 Answer Count: 94 What did you like most in the course? Why?    What did you like most in the course? Why? The range of course topics. It seemed to cover all the fundamentals. I have been working in the GIS industry for over three years, but I found  the comprehensive review of the basics very useful. The freedom to try out different study methods and find which works best for me. The time s

https://www.nateko.lu.se/sv/sites/nateko.lu.se.sv/files/gisa21_through_oct._30_2014.pdf - 2026-07-02

APPLICATION GUIDEBOOK YOUNG EXPLORERS GRANTS “I think it is incredible that Nat Geo recognizes that young scientists and explorers come in all different packages and need the financial support to be able to blossom into careers that can make a difference in the world we live in today.” Dash Masland 2007 YOUNG EXPLORER “The Young Explorers Grant enabled me to have my field experience; without this

https://www.nateko.lu.se/sv/sites/nateko.lu.se.sv/files/yeg_application_guidelines2.pdf - 2026-07-02

The aim of this article is to articulate how legal processes, that produce assumptions about social realities which subsequently shape relations of inequality and oppression, may be explored using a critical legal cartographic approach. Critical cartography points to the duality of representation and construction that is innate to cartography, i.e. when portraying reality, maps are also making it.The aim of this article is to articulate how legal processes, that produce assumptions about social realities which subsequently shape relations of inequality and oppression, may be explored using a critical legal cartographic approach. Critical cartography points to the duality of representation and construction that is innate to cartography, i.e. when portraying reality, maps are also making it.