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2017%20LUMES%20THESIS%20SCHEDULE%2029-31%20May%20to%20discussants%20%20examiners%20%20students%20May%2017.pdf LUMES 2015-2017 Thesis Seminar Schedule Monday 29, Tuesday 30, and Wednesday 31May 2017 MONDAY 29 May 2017 in Wrangel Time 29/5 Venue Examiner Respondent Thesis Title Discussant Supervisor 8.15 - 9.15 Library Lennart Olsson Louis Eberstål We cannot love nature to death. An evaluation of th

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200407. Digital monies for a sust ft. PhD kursplan online. Digital monies for a sustainable future Course code: EHFE016 Points: 7.5 ECTS Level PhD Program Main category of the course Doctoral School To be offered through the Research School Agenda 2030. Course coordinator Ester Barinaga, Dept. of Business Administration, LUSEM Course Faculty Ester Barinaga, Dept. of Business Administration, LUSEM

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Faculty of Social Sciences A. Syllabus for SIMS26 Social Sciences: Migration and Development, 15 credits, second cycle (A1N) The course was adopted by the Board of the Faculty of Social Sciences on November 17, 2011, and the syllabus was approved by the Committee for International Programmes on December 12, 2011. This syllabus is valid from the spring term of 2012. B. Course Details Main Field of

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Meddelanden från HT-biblioteken | februari 2024 Meddelanden från HT-biblioteken | februari 2024 Publicerad den 15 februari 2024 Foto: Ijorgen, CC 2.0 Här kommer vårt nyhetsbrev för februari som, i vanlig ordning, innehåller en länk till förra månadens nyförvärv, månadens e-resurs och information om öppna laborationer att tipsa era studenter om. Vi informerar också om nya publiceringsavtal och om e

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Department o f Bus iness Admin is t ra t ion EHFE016, Digital monies for a sustainable future, 7.5 credits Digitala valutor för en hållbar framtid 7,5 hp Third Cycle/Forskarutbildningsnivå General information The course EHFE016 is an interdisciplinary course at the third-cycle level, offered through the Graduate School Agenda 2030. Language of instruction: English Main field of studies: Business A

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1 COSM24: Contemporary Japanese and Korean Societies, 15 Credits Spring Semester 2025-01-20 – 2025-03-21 Room: ACE: 111 (except for Lecture 11) Course Director: Youngeun Koo E-mail: youngeun.koo@ace.lu.se Course Outline (as of 29 November 2024; subject to further change) COURSE CONTENT This course examines contemporary Japanese and Korean societies through a multidisciplinary lens, drawing on anth

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Vice Dean Research, Professor Contact details Email: jonas [dot] helgertz [at] ekh [dot] lu [dot] se Phone: +46 46 222 36 66Organisation Department of Economic History Visiting address: Scheelevägen 15 B, Lund Room number: Alfa 1:2008 Service point: 10 WebpageJonas Helgertz profile in Lund University research portalOther affiliations Senior lecturer Economic demography Professor Department of Econ

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Professor emeritus Contact details Email: anders [dot] ljungar-chapelon [at] mhm [dot] lu [dot] se Phone: +46 40 32 54 33Organisation Teachers (Malmö Academy of Music) WebpageAnders Ljungar-Chapelons profile in Lund University research portalEmeritus Prof. Dr. in flute and researchAnders Ljungar-Chapelon is an emeritus professor of flute and a researcher (artistic research and music education) at

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Running head: DIVERSITY AND DANGER 1 Diversity and Danger: Risk Communication in the Heartland Desiree Newhart Hill Anna Kochigina Md. Nazmul Kabir Rony University of Oklahoma DIVERSITY AND DANGER 2 Abstract College students and university communicators intersect in important ways during times of intense crisis. Diverse population groups, a need for risk communication, and technology dependencies

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This study focused on improving the performance of the near real-time Integrated Multi-satellitE Retrievals for Global Precipitation Measurement (IMERG) Early Run (IMERG-E) product based on a newly developed bias-correction scheme, LSCDF. The LSCDF was established by integrating the mean-based Linear Scaling (LS) and quantile-mapping Cumulative Distribution Function (CDF) matching approaches. The

Tree roots and their fungal symbionts mediate the response of rhizosphere soil organic carbon (SOC) decomposition to climate warming, specifically the temperature sensitivity of soil microbial respiration (Q10), which is a critical parameter for projecting the magnitude of terrestrial soil C-climate feedbacks. However, the intensity of the rhizosphere effects (RE; rhizosphere soils vs. bulk soils)

Abstract in UndeterminedEconomic development that includes investments in infrastructure and buildings requires energy intensive basic materials such as steel and cement. The production capacity of these industries is also growing most rapidly in developing countries [WEC, 1995 #41]. Energy intensive industries typically account for a relatively small share of the value-added in industry but a rel

This thesis examines silence in modernist fiction, explaining how it forms a central aspect of realism in the modernist novel. It is based on close readings of the form and function of silence in the works of Dorothy Richardson, James Joyce, and Virginia Woolf. The study proposes that silence as part of a text’s soundscape and silence as part of its mode of literary expression are related in moder

Agricultural ecosystems are important for regulating terrestrial hydrological and carbon cycles. Hydrological and carbon processes in agricultural ecosystem models are complex due to interactions between parameters. It is therefore crucial to identify parameter sensitivity before a process-based model is applied for simulations and predictions of water, energy and carbon fluxes in agricultural ec

Our understanding and quantification of global soil nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions and the underlying processes remain largely uncertain. Here, we assessed the effects of multiple anthropogenic and natural factors, including nitrogen fertilizer (N) application, atmospheric N deposition, manure N application, land cover change, climate change, and rising atmospheric CO2 concentration, on global soil

The end-Ordovician extinction consisted of two discrete pulses, both linked, in various ways, to glaciation at the South Pole. The first phase, starting just below the Normalograptus extraordinarius Zone, particularly affected nektonic and planktonic species, while the second pulse, associated with the Normalograptus persculptus Zone, was less selective. Glacially induced cooling and oxygenation a

Sponge city construction can improve cities’ ability to adapt to the environment change and the ability to cope with floods, and it can also prompt cities’ development to be more healthy and sustainable. However, the process itself of sponge city construction may also has impact on the environment especially in built-up areas, to reduce the impact, the rainwater landscape design needs to integrate

The eighteenth century saw the slow but steady rise of the middling classes to their nineteenth century social and cultural prominence, reinforced by a changing political landscape and the steadily increasing importance of the market. As the social and cultural power of the city burghers making up the majority of the middling classes grew, so did they start to consume in a manner to reflect to the