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Bridging to the common ground, adapting to climate change through sustainable estuarine land use : a study of the Inner Forth, Scotland

This thesis looks at climate change adaptation strategies in the Inner Forth region in Scotland. The region is expected to suffer from climate change induced stresses such as flooding, sea level rise and storm surges. To cope with these changes, a new coastal adaptation strategy has been suggested, based on soft solutions such as wetland creation and managed realignment. This has caused a dispute,

Past CBBP seminars

This page lists pasts talks at the CBBP seminars (2002 to 2023). The Computation Biology and Biological Physics group is now part of COSHE. See the calendar for future and recent COSHE seminars.2023Nov 08: Andreas Nilsson and Jesper Sjolte, GeologySynchronising and synthesising paleo data with chronologic uncertaintiesOct 30: Dmytro Perepolkin, CECIntroduction to Bayesian Parametric Quantile Regre

https://www.cec.lu.se/research/research-themes/computational-science-health-and-environment/past-cbbp-seminars - 2026-04-21

What is the point of European Competition Law - An evaluation of the Achievement of the Single Market Goal through the use of Article 81 of the EC Treaty

This thesis sets out to examine the relationship between integration of the Common Market of the EU and European competition legislation. More specifically, it aims to answer three questions. Firstly, whether competition law has succeeded in what it was set out to do, namely further integration of the markets of the Member States. Secondly, to what extent the aim of integration has helped shape th

Mechanisms of Fascination? – exploring Neolithic monumentality through the lenses of world-building, alterity and affect

27 maj 2025 12:15 till 14:00 | Föreläsning Welcome to a lunch lecture with Mark Gillings, Professor of Anthropology and Archaeology, University of Bristol. The neolithic of the British Isles is characterised by the emergence of substantial structures of earth, timber and stone; sometimes in isolation and sometimes gathered together in dense monumental landscapes. Think Stonehenge. To understand an

https://www.lu.se/evenemang/mechanisms-fascination-exploring-neolithic-monumentality-through-lenses-world-building-alterity-and - 2026-04-22