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Microsoft PowerPoint - EpiHealth_PhD courses_220909 (2) 2022-09-19 1 Courses for doctoral students in epidemiology and register-based research JONAS BJÖRK, LUND UNIVERSITY. E-MAIL: JONAS.BJORK@MED.LU.SE LUND 9 SEPTEMBER 2022 2 Swedish INterdisciplinary Graduate School in register-based research (SINGS), website: https://ki.se/en/imm/sings Anita Berglund, Project leader, Director and Chair Steering
User guide - National 7T facility Version 7, updated 2023-12-10 Responsible author: Karin Markenroth Bloch (LBIC) 1 User guide National 7T facility Lund University BioImaging Center (LBIC), Lund University and Department of Medical Imaging and Physiology (BoF), Skåne University Hospital (SUS); Region Skåne User guide - National 7T facility Version 7, updated 2023-12-10 Responsible author: Karin Ma
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Curriculum vitae: Alf Hornborg CURRICULUM VITAE: ALF HORNBORG Education: Ph.D. in Cultural Anthropology, Uppsala University, May 21, 1986 Current position: Professor and Head of Division, Human Ecology Division, Lund University, October 1993 Previous employment: - Assistant Professor at Dept. of Cultural Anthropology, Uppsala University, 1986-1990 - Lecturer in Cultural Anthropology, Uppsala Unive
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Paul McMillan Lund Observatory, Box 43 SE-221 00 Lund, Sweden +46 46 22 27312 paul@astro.lu.se EDUCATION University of Leicester, Department of Physics and Astronomy 2003-2006 PhD in Theoretical Astrophysics, awarded 2007 Thesis title: Numerical simulations of galaxy interaction Supervisor: Prof Walter Dehnen Included three-month Marie Curie host fellowship at Marseille Observatory, Université
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Sid 1 CURRICULUM VITAE E-mail: ylva.hofvander_trulsson@design.lth.se PRESENT POSITION Professor in Artistic Didactics (PhD+ Docent) June 2025 at LTH/ Lund University Head of Division- Industrial Design, Department of Design Sciences, Lund University https://www.design.lth.se/english/ Responability of research education at ID (PhD) Responability of Soft-tools workshop at Department of Design Scienc
STYR 2021/1890 MINUTES 4:2021 2021-09-23 LUND UNIVERSITY Faculty af Social Sciences Department af Psychalagy Management Group af the Master af Science Programme in Psycholagy Participants Roger Johansson Programme Director, Chairing Elia Psouni Programme Director Geoffrey Patching Member Melika Miralem Student Representative Roger Persson Member Åsa Arvidsson Programme Coordinator Absent Hannele G
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LL_SMMV23_eng_VT25_rev_250115 Reading list for Service logistics (SMMV23), 7,5 credits. The reading list was approved by the Board of the Department of Service Management and Service Studies 2020-01-29, latest revised 2025-01-15. The reading list is valid from 2025-01-15. Bjørgen, Astrid, Bjerkan, Kristin Ystmark. & Hjelkrem, Odd Andre. (2021). E-groceries: Sustainable last mile distribution in ci
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Personality traits (e.g., the Big Five) shape human behavior, decision-making, and life outcomes. Evidence from various countries suggests that these traits are not randomly distributed but follow systematic regional patterns, fueling interest in their geographical variation. We analyze N = 22,225 geo-coded personality assessments, aggregated at regional levels. Using Hot Spot analysis (Getis-Ord
Final report on Educational Development and Recognition at Lund University Lena Christensen and Rachel Forsyth December 2023 1 Sammanhållen högskolepedagogisk kompetensutveckling och pedagogisk meriteringsväg projekt Lunds Universitiet Projekt 42072 Dnr STYR 2022/1746 Final report November 2023 Contents 1. Overview/executive summary .................................................................
Type-2 diabetes (T2D) is a complex disease characterized by insulin resistance in target tissues and impaired insulin release from pancreatic beta cells. As central tissue of glucose homeostasis, the pancreatic islet continues to be an important focus of research to understand the pathophysiology of the disease. The increased access to human pancreatic islets has resulted in improved knowledge of
The Lund SSAMS machine has been in routine operation since 2004. We present results from the last year of operation of the facility. The reference sample IAEA C7 and the "old" oxalic acid, Oxl, were used as secondary standards. As primary standard for calculations the OxII was used. The background and long term stability of the facility are discussed. We also report on the quality of the C-13/C-12
BACKGROUND: The clinically significant antigens of the Duffy (Fy [FY]) blood group system are expressed on the red cell form of the FY glycoprotein, a promiscuous chemokine receptor and also a receptor for malarial parasites. After the cloning of cDNA coding for FY glycoprotein, the molecular basis of the three major alleles (Fya/Fyb/Fy) has been established. Because of the mistyping of the silent
The variation of the drag (CD) and lift coefficients (CL) of two fixed solid spherical particles placed at different positions relative each other is studied. Simulations are carried out for particle Reynolds numbers of 50, 100 and 200 and the particle position is defined by the angle between the line connecting the centers of the particles and the free-stream direction (a) and the separation dist
All experimental models of traumatic brain injury (TBI) result in a progressive loss of brain tissue. The extent of tissue loss reflects the injury severity and can be measured to evaluate the potential neuroprotective effect of experimental treatments. Quantitation of tissue volumes is commonly performed using evenly spaced brain sections stained using routine histochemical methods and digitally
Remote homology detection among proteins utilizing only the unlabelled sequences is a central problem in comparative genomics. The existing cluster kernel methods based on neighborhoods and profiles and the Markov clustering algorithms are currently the most popular methods for protein family recognition. The deviation from random walks with inflation or dependency on hard threshold in similarity
Ab initio calculations including relativistic and correlation corrections were performed to obtain energy spectra and lifetimes for all states of first five configurations of Cl X.
Premixed turbulent flame-based technologies are rapidly growing in importance, with applications to modern clean combustion devices for both power generation and aeropropulsion. However, the gain in decreasing harmful emissions might be canceled by rising combustion instabilities. Unwanted unsteady flame phenomena that might even destroy the whole device have been widely reported and are subject t
A method with low MDL (minimum detection limit) was developed for analysis of carbon (C), nitrogen (N) and oxygen (O) in aerosol samples collected on an organic backing. An accelerator-produced beam of protons interacting with the sample and the detection of elastically scattered protons (PESA; particle elastic scattering analysis) and emitted X-rays (PIXE; particle-induced X-ray emission) were th
The X-linked form of Alport syndrome (AS) is caused by mutation in the COL4A5 gene located at Xq22.3 and encoding the alpha 5-chain of type IV-collagen. More than 400 different mutations have so far been detected in the COL4A5 gene. Not all mutations, however, will be detected using an exon-by-exon mutation detection strategy such as SSCP analysis or direct sequencing. We have previously reported
INTRODUCTION Preshivering thermogenesis (developing muscle tension) may not be noticed in static situations due to reduced metabolism under mild body cooling. This paper describes the observations of metabolic and heart rate changes under mild body cooling. METHODS Eight men participated in the study. The subjects were dressed in shorts, socks and shoes, and were seated. The air temperature (32 °C
