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Copyright

In order for your publications to be made freely accessible in LUCRIS you need to own the copyright to them. Presented below are a few copyright-related starting points based on a rough classification of different types of publications. The purpose of copyright law is to balance the author’s protection needs against the user’s access needs. Therefore, the law is combined with reasonable exceptions

https://www.lub.lu.se/en/services-and-support/publishing-and-registering/open-access/self-archiving/copyright - 2025-07-19

Bibliometrics

Bibliometrics is the study of science and research with the help of mathematical and statistical methods. The University Library works with bibliometrics as a support function aimed at both university and faculty management, and at individual researchers and research groups, as well as the libraries within the Lund University Libraries network. Bibliometric services at Lund University can, essenti

https://www.lub.lu.se/en/services-and-support/publishing-and-registering/bibliometrics - 2025-07-19

Research publications

Lund University’s research publications, for example articles, doctoral theses, conference papers, and reports, are collected in the LUCRIS research information system. In many cases, researchers can make their work freely accessible in full text. Registering and uploading your publication in LUPUse your Lucat account to log into LUCRIS and register your publications.More help and information can

https://www.lub.lu.se/en/services-and-support/publishing-and-registering/registeringpublishing-lucris-researchers/research-publications - 2025-07-19

Cure for Humanity

Premiere May 5 Soltorget is a place in the heart of the city, frequented by visitors from all continents. They speak different languages, carry different cultures (social and bacterial) and they have different beliefs. This difference is what gives the world of people its colour, but it is also a source of misunderstanding, conflicts, at times wars and other traumatic events of global scale. The h

https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/sound-bench/cure-humanity - 2025-07-19

Workshop: Research Applications

The 25th of September at 08:30-10:00, Stadshallen in Lund, Sound Environment Centre arranges a network meeting with a workshop focusing on research applications. AgendaSanne Krogh Groth, director at Sound Environment Centre introduces the theme of the workshop.The participants briefly present themselves and their ideas.Kerstin Gidlöf is a research funding advisor at Research Services, LU. Kerstin

https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/activities/activities-2024/workshop-research-applications - 2025-07-19

Traces of Sound: Reflections of Sounds Unheard

Henrik Frisk (ed) Sanne Krogh Groth (ed) What is sound when it is not heard? How does this unheard sound affect us? What might such sound reveal to us and how would we know? How do  we  recall  sounds  when  their  sources  are  no  longer accessible? Traces of Sound. Reflections of Sounds Unheard invites scholars of music archae-ology, German literature, media technology, sound art, human percept

https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/media/publications/traces-sound-reflections-sounds-unheard-0 - 2025-07-19

Sound based investigations of urban futures

PART OF THE SOUND STUDIES LECTURE SERIES SANDRA KOPLJAR At an early stage of the construction and planning of the research facilities MAX IV and ESS at Brunnshög, several sound based investigations and interventions were performed in the area. Methods such as collective speech, urban broadcasting of perceived potential, and sound based simulations were used to capture the hopes, fears and expectat

https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/activities/activities-2020/sound-based-investigations-urban-futures - 2025-07-19

Internal workshop

We invite you to an internal workshop that will take place two days after the conference ‘20 Years of Sound Environments’. Through this workshop we hope to establish further research collaborations between the participants and/or the Sound Environment Centre. The workshop will take place between 10-16 on 20 November and 9-12 on 21 November. Once we have an overview of the number of participants, w

https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/activities/activities-2024/internal-workshop - 2025-07-19

Questionnaire: Soundscapes of Warning

The questionnaire is available during autumn 2024 Over a three-year period (2024–2026), the project Soundscapes of Warning will chart, clarify, and analyse the historical conditions, the scientific knowledge production, the information strategies, the infrastructural affordances, and the cultural experiences to evaluate their lingering echoes in today’s policy and legislative landscape.To investig

https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/activities/activities-2024/questionnaire-soundscapes-warning - 2025-07-19

Pendulum of Memories

Premiere 14 October 2024 Travelling and seeing things anew were essential to the writing of one of the most beloved and translated Swedish poets of modern times, Tomas Tranströmer. Before receiving the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2011, he had already been translated into around 60 languages and had travelled the world to meet his audience in person. Alongside his writing, he was an engaged and at

https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/sound-bench/pendulum-memories - 2025-07-19

Lament for a Strip of Land

Playing now Tina Quartey, photo Johan Chandorkar  In the creation process of this piece I quite soon realised that it was a lament – »sorgesång« in Swedish. The instruments that I play here are gongs, singing bowls and a deep frame drum – instruments traditionally used for healing purposes. And healing is my deepest intention. But I don’t believe we can bypass the pain. Maybe the breaking of a hea

https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/sound-bench/lament-strip-land - 2025-07-19

SOUND+PURPOSE: Inaugural conference of the SOUND+ Network for Transdisciplinary Research in Sound

Lund University, Sweden 20–21 November 2025  Why are sounds made? What is their function, their intention, their necessity—or their excess? From evolutionary imperatives to creative expression, from communication to the sonification of data, sounds serve a multitude of purposes. But what are we ultimately trying to do with sound? And what should sound research itself aim to achieve? POSTER SOUND+P

https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/node/591 - 2025-07-19

Sounding Museums

AN INTERDISCIPLINARY SYMPOSIUM ON THE FUNCTIONS AND AESTHETICS OF SOUND IN MUSEUMS 2019-04-09 Sound Environment Centre hosted the interdisciplinary symposium on the functions and aesthetics of sound in museums. Sounding MuseumsWithin recent years sound has played a more and more prominent role in museums. Fine art galleries now integrate sound as part of the aesthetic expressions exhibited meanwhi

https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/activities/activities-2019/sounding-museums - 2025-07-19

The Aesthetic Expression of Music Research

ART AS RESULT AND PROCESS OF THOUGHT 2019-10-25 organised Sound Environment Centre in collaboration with The Royal Swedish Academy of Music a whole day of seminars entitled: "The Aesthetic Expression of Music Research" at Inter Arts Center in Malmö. Even though the artistic doctoral degree in Sweden has not reached the age of ten years, research in music through artistic and aesthetic expression h

https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/activities/activities-2019/aesthetic-expression-music-research - 2025-07-19

Negotiating Noise: Positioning noise

LUND: 19 NOVEMBER 2019 2019-11-19 and 2019-11-20 organised Sound Environment Centre, in collaboration with the University of Nottingham, a workshop with invited scholars and practitioners from various disciplines to exchange thoughts, experiences and knowledge on ‘noise’ in its widest sense. The workshop run for two days framed by two public symposiums: one introducing the field; the other pointin

https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/activities/activities-2019/negotiating-noise-positioning-noise - 2025-07-19