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Exploiting multiple antennas in maritime radio channels

Reliable maritime communication systems are essential for both safety-critical operations and emerging applications such as autonomous shipping, remote pilotage, and drone-assisted search and rescue. These scenarios demand ultra-reliable, low-latency wireless connectivity, where communication outages are unacceptable. Equally important is the need for dependable positioning systems. In situations

The medial temporal lobe in aging and Alzheimer’s disease: A deep dive into anatomy, methodology, and clinical characterization

Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia, is characterized by progressive cognitive decline and the accumulation of amyloid-beta (Aβ) and tau neurofibrillary tangle (NFT) pathology. The medial temporal lobe (MTL) is one of the earliest sites of NFT pathology, crucial for memory functioning, and is made up of cytoarchitectonic and functionally different subregions. These subregions are

Concentration of Potato Fruit Juice From the Starch Industry Using Nanofiltration Membranes as Pretreatment Process Upstream an Evaporator for Energy Savings

In a potato starch factory, potato proteins can also be obtained alongside the main product starch. After the denatured proteins have been withdrawn, the remaining potato fruit juice (PFJ) can be further concentrated through evaporation and used as a fertilizer. However, evaporators are highly energy-intensive. Instead, membrane filtration presents a more energy-efficient alternative for this proc

Incidence, Prevalence, and Burden of Health Problems in Elite Female Ice Hockey Players-A One-Season Prospective Study

Introduction: Epidemiological studies on elite female ice hockey players are lacking but needed to tailor preventive efforts in this growing group of athletes. Therefore, the aim of this study was to describe the incidence, prevalence, and burden of health problems in elite female ice hockey players. Methods: In this prospective cohort study, we asked all Swedish Women's Hockey League (SWHL) playe

Kind of Folk Iberia : Tour with Groupa, Vanesa Muela and Sofia Adriana Portugal

In collaboration with Spanish and Portuguese musicians, the group has recorded a new album that was released in April 2023. With roots in Nordic folk music, Groupa plays music that reflects both a deep, long-standing connection to tradition and a strong, unyielding desire to constantly move forward. After an intense celebration of Groupa’s 40th anniversary in 2021, the group continues its work of

Costly avoidance in pediatric anxiety and OCD : The impact of emotional reactivity and reward sensitivity

A central feature of internalizing mental disorders, such as obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and anxiety disorders, is the avoidance of rewarding situations to prevent the risk of experiencing distressing emotions. Previous research has shown that obsessive and anxious individuals avoid situations where rewards come at the cost of aversive experiences, a phenomenon termed costly avoidance. CosA central feature of internalizing mental disorders, such as obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and anxiety disorders, is the avoidance of rewarding situations to prevent the risk of experiencing distressing emotions. Previous research has shown that obsessive and anxious individuals avoid situations where rewards come at the cost of aversive experiences, a phenomenon termed costly avoidance. Cos

Nordic Raga med Tina Quartey & Maya Yousef : concert at Malmö Folk

Nordic Raga is a project featuring three Swedish folk musicians—Mats Edén, Tina Quartey (replacing Dan Knagg), and Pär Moberg—who, together with Jyotsna Srikanth, explore what happens when Nordic folk music meets South Indian musical practice in arranging and improvising music. At this concert they played with:Maya Youssef (SYR/UK) – Arabic qanun, a trailblazer as a female qanun player.Jyotsna Sri

Photophysics and photochemistry of a d5 Ruthenium complex

Transition metal complexes (TMCs) with charge transfer states play a crucial role in photophysical and photochemical processes, particularly in energy conversion applications. This thesis investigates the photophysics and photochemistry of the d⁵ ruthenium complex ([Ru(III)(phtmeimb)2]+), focusing on its excited-state dynamics and charge transfer properties. The photophysical study involves steady

In Situ X‐ray Absorption Spectroscopy to Study the Dehydrogenation and Decomposition Mechanisms of an Iridium Pincer Catalyst Exposed to Gaseous Isopropanol

On-site hydrogen gas production from hydrogen-rich liquids offers a clean alternative to fossil fuels for combustion that is readily implemented in existing energy infrastructure. A heterogenized (POCOP)-Ir pincer catalyst can be operated at higher temperatures for higher turnover frequency, but the reaction pathway of the reported complex has not been well understood. Here, we report intermediary

Cationic and Nonionic Surfactant Micelles in a Halogen-Free Carboxylic Acid-Based Deep Eutectic Solvent

In recent years, it has been shown that deep eutectic solvents (DES) and similar mixtures solvate and allow for self-assembly of surfactants, serving as potential “green” alternatives as solvents for, for example, templating nanomaterials or drug delivery applications. Which surfactants are soluble and how they self-assemble depends strongly on the mixture components and their molar ratio. Her

Improvisation och avsikt. Jazzmusikers syn på improvisatorisk kognition

Improvisation and Intention. Jazz musicians' views on improvisational cognitionIn previous research on jazz improvisation, questions about the role of intention seem to be subject to widely differing views. What role do intentions play in jazz improvisation? If the improviser has a conscious intention to play what is being played, is this simultaneous with the per­formance of it, or are intention

The Task of Mourning – A Reflection on Mourning and Melancholia through the work of Tomas Lundgren

The Swedish artist Tomas Lundgren’s series The Task of Mourning (2019) consists of nearly-but-not-quite perfect reproductions of photographs from the first half of the twentieth century. Through painting inexact copies of photographic remnants from this time in European history, the series can be seen as a slow contemplation of this historical period. In this article, I discuss theories of mournin

Do afforestation projects increase core forests? Evidence from the Chinese Loess Plateau

The spatial pattern of forests impacts on biodiversity, stability and sustainability of forest ecosystems. Afforestation and reforestation projects have massively increased forested areas on the Chinese Loess Plateau, however, the spatial pattern of the new and old forests, as well as their interaction, remains unknown. Here we study the spatiotemporal dynamics of old and new forests for the perio