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Characterisation of the microbial community in indoor environments: Critical evaluation of sample storage conditions

Assessment of indoor air quality in terms of microbial flora is important since inhalation of air-borne microorganisms has been associated e.g. with asthma and allergy. We focus on certain unique microbial markers: muramic acid, marker of bacterial peptidoglycan/biomass; 3-hydroxy fatty acids with 10-18 carbon chains, markers of lipopolysaccharide (LPS, endotoxin) of Gram-negative bacteria; and er

Food in the experience economy

The Technical Stability of the Swedish Nuclear Fuel Safety Program

Rockin the Borders: Reflections on Rock Music and Identity Formation

The nature of light and its interaction with matter

This chapter provides a physical background to the following ones. It describes the particle and wave properties of light, and the diffraction, polarization, refraction, reflection, and absorption of light, statistics of photon emission and absorption. Planck's law of heat radiation is described in various mathematical and graphical ways. One section is devoted to a simplified description of the p

Precise Orbit Determination for Low Earth Orbit Satellites

The precise orbit determination problem is to accurately determine the position and velocity vectors of an orbiting satellite. In this paper we review the general contents of the orbit determination process, with particular emphasis on Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites. The different orbit determination approaches and the different force models contained within are briefly discussed. The two main e

Avoiding procrastination and the planning fallacy : Implementing study-plans as a strategy to increase student achievement

Within a course in academic writing, first-term students of English currently construct individualized study-plans detailing both what they should do during the term and when they should do it. Students calculate the average workload for all their courses, and include in their study-plans all the hours they should spend both in and outside the classroom on each course, totalling in 40-hour working

Photoreceptive Proteins and Their Evolution

Tonogenesis in Southeast Asia – Mon-Khmer and beyond

The Constructivism of Berkeley's New Theory of Vision

Young people’s attitudes towards Muslims in Sweden

The European Impact on Christian-Muslim Relations in the Middle East During the Nineteenth Century. The Ethiopian Example

Changing Production Patterns in Small Outsider Countries

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Creating fashion: tailors' and seamstresses' work with cutting and construction techniques in women’s dress, c. 1750-1830

Inductive reasoning: From Carnap to cognitive science

The Didache, Matthew, James—and Paul: Reconstructing Historical Developments in Antioch

Old Elites in a New City: Restructuring the Leopold Quarter and the Europeanisation of Brussels

Learning firms in learning regions: Innovation, Cooperation, and Social Capital