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- LIBRARY OF THE FACULTY OF FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS The libraries at Lund University have common lending conditions and a common library catalogue called LUBcat . Students and employees at Lund University use their LU card as a library card. You start by creating an account in LUBcat by selecting Register new account. You then log in with your Student/Lucat account. As a student, you activate the
https://www.arts.lu.se/library/how-to-borrow-material - 2025-09-17
- LIBRARY OF THE FACULTY OF FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS Here we have gathered search tools and access points which let you search for printed and electronic books, sheet music, manuscripts, articles, dissertations and other resources in the fields of art, music and theatre. For several of the services, you need to log in with your Student/Lucat account to access full texts if you are off campus. LUBc
https://www.arts.lu.se/library/find-books-and-articles - 2025-09-17
- LIBRARY OF THE FACULTY OF FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS The digital sheet music library nkoda is a state-of-the-art resource for mobiles, tablets and computers which gives you digital access to sheet music. All scores can be downloaded and used offline and markings can be shared between users. Currently, nkoda offers over six million pages of sheet music, and each month around 1,000 new titles are ad
https://www.arts.lu.se/library/nkoda - 2025-09-17
- LIBRARY OF THE FACULTY OF FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS The Library of the Faculty of Fine and Performing Arts is a faculty library primarily intended for students, teachers and researchers at the three institutions which form part of the faculty, but it is also open to the general public. The Library of the Faculty of Fine and Performing Arts consists of three subject libraries, the libraries at Mal
https://www.arts.lu.se/library/opening-hours-and-contact-information - 2025-09-17
- LIBRARY OF THE FACULTY OF FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS If you are studying, researching or working at the Faculty of Fine and Performing Arts, you are welcome to suggest a purchase if there is something you feel is missing at the library.First make sure that we do not have what you suggest by searching in our systems LUBcat and LUBsearch. More information on where to search can be found in our Libra
https://www.arts.lu.se/library/suggest-a-purchase - 2025-09-17
- LIBRARY OF THE FACULTY OF FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS As a researcher at the Faculty of Fine and Performing Arts, you can receive support and service from the library in your work in various ways, for example with registration in LUCRIS, how to make your publications available in Open Access and management of research data. Read more about registering in LUCRISRead more about Open AccessRead more a
https://www.arts.lu.se/library/research-support - 2025-09-17
- LIBRARY OF THE FACULTY OF FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS Here you will find information on requirements, guidelines, data management plans, storage and accessibility of research data. What is research data? Research data is the collected material that form the basis for analysis in a project, regardless of the research area, and can consist of analogue or digital information. There is currently a disc
https://www.arts.lu.se/library/research-support/research-data-management - 2025-09-17
- LIBRARY OF THE FACULTY OF FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS Open access (OA) is a way of publishing research in which authors provide free access to their publications online. The idea is that research should not disappear behind a paywall but be openly available to everyone. Open Access also increases the visibility and dissemination of research. Open Access at Lund UniversityLund University has an Open
https://www.arts.lu.se/library/research-support/open-access - 2025-09-17
- LIBRARY OF THE FACULTY OF FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS In LUCRIS (Lund University Current Reasearch Information System) you enter information about yourself as a researcher as well as your projects, publications and research activities. Information entered in LUCRIS becomes searchable in the Research Portal, which presents the entire university's research. It is also visible on your personal web pag
https://www.arts.lu.se/library/research-support/registering-in-lucris - 2025-09-17
Palaeoecological methods and environmental analysis, 15 ECTS credits You might wonder what changes the environment has undergone since the last ice age until today? How has the landscape changed and how have flora and fauna responded to variations in climate and in human activity?If you attend this course, you will be able to answer such questions and not least obtain knowledge of up-to-date metho
https://www.geology.lu.se/education/programme-structure/cancelled-courses/geon06-cancelled - 2025-09-17
Marine Geology and Environmental Change,15 ECTS credits Do you want to learn more about the oceans, how they function today and how they functioned in the past? Then this course is for you. It is at advanced level and focuses initially on circulation patterns in the oceans, marine sedimentation processes and depositional environments, nutrient cycles, marine life habitats and ecosystems. Thereafte
https://www.geology.lu.se/education/programme-structure/geon08 - 2025-09-17
Quaternary climate and glaciation history,15 ECTS credits Cancelled VT 2021 What is the explanation for repeated glaciations during the past few million years and how many glaciations have there actually been? How much and how fast has Earth’s climate varied, what are the mechanisms behind major climate changes and how do we know? How has the landscape, vegetation and human life been affected by t
https://www.geology.lu.se/education/programme-structure/geon07-cancelled - 2025-09-17
Magmatic petrology, Geochemistry and Geochronology,15 ECTS credits Planet Earth was formed 4,560 Ma and its differentiation into crust, mantle and core occurred shortly thereafter. Continuous magmatism in various plate tectonic settings, in combination with processes related to melting and magma differentiation, has led to the wide spectra of igneous rock distinctive of Earth’s crust. We learn to
https://www.geology.lu.se/education/programme-structure/geom11 - 2025-09-17
Evolution of the Biosphere, Palaeoecology and Palaeontology, 15 ECTS credits The fossil record reveals that life has changed dramatically since it originated, and that evolution is intimately associated with changes in physical conditions on our planet. Not only have the various groups of organisms evolved but also the biosphere, as a whole, has changed conspicuously since its origin over 3.500 mi
https://www.geology.lu.se/education/programme-structure/geom09 - 2025-09-17
Metamorphic Petrology and Structural Geology, 15 ECTS credits Metamorphic processes have reshaped the crust since the formation of planet Earth. Metamorphism, involving essentially reactions in the solid state, takes place where rocks are subjected to temperature and pressure conditions different from those where they originally formed. New minerals form by chemical reactions, often in the presenc
https://www.geology.lu.se/education/programme-structure/geom08 - 2025-09-17
Sedimentary Geology and Basin Analysis, 15 ECTS credits Sedimentary basins are erosional remnants comprising hundreds to thousands of meters thick strata and preserved in regionally widespread, natural or fault-controlled depressions in the crystalline bedrock. They are represented from all tectonic environments and contain Earth's deposits of coal, oil and gas. They are therefore of great economi
https://www.geology.lu.se/education/programme-structure/geom12 - 2025-09-17
Master´s Degree Project in Geology, 45 ECTS credits If you are planning to do a Master's degree project you need to approach one or several of our teachers whose research is in line with your interests within the field of geology. You should do this well in advance of the start of your project for discussions about possible tasks. Alternatively, you can approach an external partner, for example to
https://www.geology.lu.se/geor02 - 2025-09-17
Luminescence dating is a geochronological technique that spans the Late Quaternary, and can be used in both geological and archaeological applications. It uses the natural emission of light from mineral grains (namely quartz and feldspar) to inform us about the age of events ranging from the deposition of beach sediments in storm events, change in climatic conditions, and the making of pottery and
https://www.geology.lu.se/research/laboratories-equipment/lund-luminescence-laboratory - 2025-09-17
Examples of projects from which samples have been or are being dated at this laboratory. Glacial history and sea-level change of Svalbard. H. Alexanderson, A. Lyså, A. Schomacker, M. Furze et al.Visualizing an Ancient Egyptian Queen. A. Hood, E.C. Köhler, H. Alexanderson et al.Quartz luminescence characteristics in Sweden and Norway – process and provenance studies. H. Alexanderson, J. Grönberg, A
https://www.geology.lu.se/research/laboratories-equipment/lund-luminescence-laboratory/research-projects - 2025-09-17
Staff Laboratory staffHelena AlexandersonHead of laboratory, professorContact for general questions and geological datingAmber HoodResearcher, PhDContact for archaeological datingZoran PerićResearch engineer, PhDJoel GrönbergMSc studentActive associates/alumniAlastair GoodshipDileepa EkanayakeDr Edyta KalinskaCathal Ryan
https://www.geology.lu.se/research/laboratories-equipment/lund-luminescence-laboratory/publications - 2025-09-17
