Government Policy, Liberalization and Globalization of the Automobile Industry in Thailand

Continuous multi-plot measurements of CO2, CH4, N2O and H2O in a managed boreal forest : the importance of accounting for all greenhouse gases

Guardians of the Past - Views on the Role of the Historian in Finland 1990 – 2000

In this seminar paper, I attempt an in-depth analysis of a collection of articles published in historical periodicals in Finland 1990-2000. My main interest concerns how the writers – mainly professional historians, representatives of scientific ideals of their age – discussed the idea of the Finnish nation during this decade, and how these discussions reflect a certain understanding of the work o

Analysis of neural networks through base functions

Problem statement. Despite their success-story, neural networks have one major disadvantage compared to other techniques: the inability to explain comprehensively how a trained neural network reaches its output; neural networks are not only (incorrectly) seen as a “magic tool” but possibly even more as a mysterious “black box” [1]. This is an important aspect of the functionality of any technology

Board control and corporate innovation: an empirical study of small technology-based firms

Antibody Microarray-based Proteomics

III-V and III-nitride Nanowires for Opto-Electronic and Energy Applications

Architectural terracottas in theory and practise. Reflections on thirty years of experience

Model Comparison and Simplification

Identification of University Patents: Top-down versus Bottom-up Linkages. Paper

Antonymy and negation

Study on Combustion Chamber Geometry Effects in an HCCI Engine using High-Speed Cycle-Resolved Chemiluminescence Imaging

The aim of this study is to see how geometry generated turbulence affects the Rate of Heat Release (ROHR) in an HCCI engine. HCCI combustion is limited in load due to high peak pressures and too fast combustion. If the speed of combustion can be decreased the load range can be extended. Therefore two different combustion chamber geometries were investigated, one with a disc shape and one with a sq

Recent progress in nanowire-based nano -optical devices

Invention, technology transfer, breakthrough - the ancient water-mill as an example

Propagation in complex media-reflection and transmission

Aktivering av studenten med deltagarundervisning - erfarenheter från ingenjörsutbildningen

Talad och skriven svenska: sociolingvistiska studier

Climate change adaptation in Ethiopia: to what extent does social protection influence livelihood diversification?

Assessing accessibility in public transport

WHAT ARE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF AIRBORNE PARTICLES THAT WE ARE EXPOSED TO? Focus on Indoor Environments and Emissions from Biomass Fired District Heating

Ambient fine particulate matter PM2.5 (particles with a diameter smaller than 2.5 μm) has been associated with cardiovascular and respiratory morbidity and mortality. It has been shown that biomass burning for heat production purposes can generate large amounts of fine particles. Thus characteristics of particle emissions from biofuel combustion may be important in the assessment of health effects