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Getting to Know the Academic Entrepreneur: An investigation into commercialization of knowledge and research
Socialt stöd på gott och ont
A Sequential Function Chart Toolbox
Fusk med punktskatter
On Batch Recipe Structuring Using High-Level Grafchart
The need for housing adaptations among community living older Australians: An analysis of ALSA data.
Outdoor LED-lighting in residential areas: Pretest and intervention
Intracerebral grafting of neuronal cell suspensions. V. Behavioural recovery in rats with bilateral 6-OHDA lesions following implantation of nigral cell suspensions.
Bilateral 6-hydroxydopamine-induced lesions of the ascending forebrain dopamine neurones induce a behavioural syndrome in rats which includes profound aphagia, adipsia, akinesia and bilateral sensorimotor neglect. Such animals will die unless maintained by intragastric feeding. Three experiments are reported in which we have attempted to ameliorate this syndrome with single or multiple placements
Globalization of the Copenhagen property market
The Giant Graduates: China´s Strive for High Technology
Structured Microfinance
Effect of the glycaemic and insulinaemic indices of whey and other cereal based breakfast meals on glucose tolerance at a subsequent lunch meal in healthy subjects
Mothering at the Border. Migrant Families at the Intersections of Nation and Gender
The Not-yet-Known
People Are Strange when You’re a Stranger: Senior Executives Select Similar Successors
Previous research has established that organizations as well as TMTs tend to be homogeneous. It has, however, suggested three different explanations by which such homosocial reproduction occurs, i.e. existing individuals tending to reproduce their own characteristics in the selection decisions they make. One explanation regards the organization level, arguing that persons similar to the organizati
An investigation of iterative reconstruction method iDOSE4 with Catphan 600 on Philips CT Brilliance 64
Children’s ability to detect emotional states from facial expressions and its relation to teachers’ ratings of social competence
A constraint-based strategy for task-consistent safe human-robot interaction
Tight human-robot interaction and collaboration will characterize future robot tasks. Robot working environments will be increasingly unstructured, as safety barriers will be removed to allow a continuous cooperation of robotic and human workers. Such a working scenario calls for novel safety systems capable of combining productivity with workers’ safety. In this paper, a method for the definition
Mobility and learning: Engaging people in design of their everyday environments
“Mobility and Learning Environments” is a three-year project in which we have collaborated with people with cognitive difficulties at a day activity centre in Lund, Sweden and college students at Arts and Communication (K3), Malmö University, Sweden. The project is based on the participants themselves being engaged in the design of their everyday environments. For people with considerable difficul