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Among the numerous point vapor sources, microsecond-pulsed spark ablation at atmospheric pressure is a versatile and environmentally friendly method for producing ultrapure inorganic nanoparticles ranging from singlets having sizes smaller than 1 nm to larger agglomerated structures. Due to its fast quenching and extremely high supersaturation, coagulational growth already begins at the atomic sca

This paper experimentally investigates heat dissipation of a heat pipe with phase change materials (PCMs) cooling in a multiple heat source system. Two heat sources are fixed at one end of the heat pipe. Considering that a heat sink cannot dissipate all the heat generated by two heat sources, various PCMs are used due to a large latent heat. Different materials in a container are wrapped outside o

15 maj 2025 09:00 till 16 maj 2025 17:00 | Konferens The Italian Research Day in the World (GRIM) is an initiative by the Italian Ministry of University and Research, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Organised by the Italian Embassies all over the world, it aims at highlighting the contributions of Italian researchers working abroad and at showcasing Italy's commitment to science, technology,

https://www.medarbetarwebben.lu.se/evenemang/italian-research-day-world-2025-lund - 2026-07-04

The Applied Nuclear Physics Group at Lund University has constructed a CANS (Compact Accelerator-driven Neutron Source). The CANS is based around a 3 MV, single-ended, Pelletron accelerator, which is used to impinge a 2.8 MeV deuterium beam into a beryllium target. The anticipated neutron production will be on the order of 1010 n/s in 4π sr, with future upgrades expected to increase neutron produc

Workshop 18 oktober 2017: Ett hållbart Lunds universitet Dokumentation från Workshopen Framtidens hållbara universitet 18 oktober 2017 Workshopen var en del av vetenskapsveckan Framtidens universitet som arrangerades av Lunds universitet 16–22 oktober 2017. Workshopen arrangerades av Lunds universitets Hållbarhetsforum i samarbete med bland annat miljöavdelningen vid Lunds universitet, LUCSUS (Lun

https://www.hallbarhet.lu.se/sites/hallbarhet.lu.se/files/sammanfattning_workshopbord_18okt2017.pdf - 2026-07-03

Workshop 18 oktober 2017: Ett hållbart Lunds universitet Dokumentation från Workshopen Framtidens hållbara universitet 18 oktober 2017 Universitetet är en viktig drivkraft för en bättre värld genom både vår forskning och vår utbildning. Samtidigt belastar vi miljön genom vår verksamhet – lokaler, resor, allt det vi konsumerar och så vidare. Som en del av programmet under den sista vetenskapsveckan

https://www.hallbarhet.lu.se/sites/hallbarhet.lu.se/files/sammanfattning_workshopbord_18okt2017_1.pdf - 2026-07-03

Workshop 18 oktober 2017: Ett hållbart Lunds universitet Dokumentation från Workshopen Framtidens hållbara universitet 18 oktober 2017 Universitetet är en viktig drivkraft för en bättre värld genom både vår forskning och vår utbildning. Samtidigt belastar vi miljön genom vår verksamhet – lokaler, resor, allt det vi konsumerar och så vidare. Som en del av programmet under den sista vetenskapsveckan

https://www.hallbarhet.lu.se/sites/hallbarhet.lu.se/files/sammanfattning_workshopbord_18okt2017_0.pdf - 2026-07-03

The importance of formal education systems in relation to environmental and social problems has been increasingly emphasised in international agreements and conferences. Despite this fact, the process of implementation in schools is slow. One important aspect of Education for Sustainability (EFS) is the connection between schools and their local environment. This implies that the schools can expe

Acknowledging that development initiatives often fail to bring about the long-lasting changes envisioned, the concept of ‘participation’ has been promoted to support principles such as ownership and sustainability. Unfortunately, participatory approaches largely fail to engage in and incorporate people’s different understandings of the world. Appreciating that when engaging in these differences, d

Based on a review of the correspondence between Swedish diplomats in the Baltic States and the Swedish Foreign Ministry for the years 1938–1940, the purpose of this article is, firstly, to elaborate a framework for the analysis of intelligence reporting in times of crisis, secondly, to investigate how the Swedish diplomats in the Baltic States went about to report intelligence, and thirdly, to try