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Institutionen för kulturgeografi och ekonomisk geografi SCHEMA GIS: Geografiska informationssystem för samhällsvetenskap, introduktion med tillämpningar SGE G20 - delkurs 3 Kursperiod: 2018-03-20 till 2018-04-24 Datum Dag Tid Typ Moment Lärare Sal Läsanvisningar 2018-03-20 Tisdag FM Ö ESRI-training: Get started with Imagery 13-14 F/Ö Datainsamling i fält - intro LS 431 Harrie et al., kap 5 & 10 14

https://www.keg.lu.se/sites/keg.lu.se/files/sgeg20_delkurs_3_schema_vt18_vers180129.pdf - 2026-07-15

We recently published an article that demonstrates how eDNA can reveal shifts in the annual timing of wind-carried dispersal agents (spores) of mosses and liverworts.

The scene floor of the forest theatre consists of a green mat of small plants. For most people it is quite anonymous and un-noticed, but several hundreds of species could thrive in this environment. In my research, I try to understand aspects of this hidden world of mosses and liverworts, including their relations to other plants and animals.

Climate change pushes species toward higher latitudes and altitudes, but the proximate drivers of range expansions vary, and it is unclear whether evolution facilitates climate change–induced range changes. In a temporally replicated field experiment, we trans-located wall brown butterflies (Lasiommata megera) descending from range interior and range margin populations to sites at 1) the range int

The effect of climate change on tree growth in boreal forests is likely mediated by local climate conditions and species-specific responses that vary according to differences in traits. Here, we assess species-specific tree growth responses to climate along gradients of mean annual temperature and soil moisture. We assessed growth-climate relationships by using tree-ring width data in Norway spruc

Riktlinjer för studiesocial skyddsrond avseende studenters arbetsmiljö vid Lunds universitet Sida 1 av 3 Rektor BESLUT Diarienummer STYR 2023/1421 Datum 2023-12-21 Riktlinjer för studiesocial skyddsrond avseende studenters arbetsmiljö vid Lunds universitet Bakgrund Lunds universitets vision är att vara ett universitet i världsklass som förstår, förklarar och förbättrar vår värld och människors vil

https://www.medarbetarwebben.lu.se/sites/medarbetarwebben.lu.se/files/2024-03/riktlinjer-studiesocial-skyddsrond-studenters-arbetsmiljo%CC%88-lunds-universitet.pdf - 2026-07-15

I nationens intresse ASG 2019-2020 – språkets, minnets och juridikens betydelse för underrättelseverksamheten Temat för denna ASG är språkets betydelse för genererandet av värderad information (underrättelser) i en strukturerad process (underrättelseprocessen). Genom att tvärvetenskapligt belysa språkliga, kognitiva och rättsliga aspekter av praktisk informationshantering kommer sannolikt nytt sto

https://www.pi.lu.se/sites/pi.lu.se/files/2021-01/in_the_interest_of_the_nation_sve.pdf - 2026-07-15

Projekt: ”Att iscensätta tvärkonstnärligt lärande” 12 Hp (KUSE31) v45 helfart, v 46-2 enligt schema Ämnesdidaktik 1: Scenkonst 7,5 Hp (KUSE13) Fredagar kl 9- 11.30 v38-42 + 45- 2 Ämnesdidaktik 1: Konst 7,5 Hp (KUSE14)Onsdag ar kl 9-11.30 v38- 42 + 45-2 VFU 1, 4,5 Hp (KUSE16) Fältstudier 1,5 Hp v43, helhart Kontinuerlig VFU 3 Hp Onsdagar v 38-42 + 45-50 ”Kulturskolan som idé och praktik 2” 4,5 Hp (

https://www.mhm.lu.se/sites/mhm.lu.se/files/klivet_poangplan_hel_2010.pdf - 2026-07-15

AUDIOLOGIUTBILDNINGEN AUDA18 AUDIOLOGISK GRUNDKURS I (4 HP) AUDB11 AKUSTIK (5 HP) KURS: A17, TERMIN 1 TIDSPERIOD: HT-17 UPPDATERAT: 170515 v. 49 Tid Lokal Titel Föreläsare Måndag 4/12 9.15-10.00 10.15-12.00 F1 F1 IntroduktionAUDA18 Aud grundkurs I Audiologisk grundkurs T Ibertsson A Jönsson, A Jönsson Tisdag 5/12 10.15-12.00 13.15-16.00 F1 F1 Audiologisk grundkurs Audiologisk grundkurs (inkl barn)

https://www.student.med.lu.se/sites/student.med.lu.se/files/schema_auda18_audiologisk_grundkurs_audb11_akustik_ht-17.pdf - 2026-07-15

Conservation genomics is a rapidly growing subdiscipline of conservation biology that uses genome-wide information to inform management of biodiversity at all levels. Such efforts typically focus on species or systems of conservation interest, but rarely consider associated microbes. At least three major approaches have been used to study how microorganisms broadly contribute to conservation areas

Data on marine microfossil assemblage composition have multiple applications. Initially, they were primarily used for (chrono)stratigraphy and palaeoecology, but these data are now also widely used to study evolutionary and ecological processes, such as past biodiversity and its links with environmental dynamics, or to provide a basis for conservation efforts and biomonitoring. The large range of

Peacebuilding initiatives play an important role in the reconstruction of political, economic, and social conditions after internal armed conflicts. If these initiatives also account for environmental aspects, they have the potential to address both ecological damages and resource-related conflict causes. The sprawling literature on environmental peacebuilding therefore stresses the need for a hol

Assessing cross-taxon congruence is vital for effective forest conservation, because different taxonomic groups may respond inconsistently to key habitat variables such as stand age. We examined six taxonomic groups—insects, arachnids, springtails, epiphytic lichens, bryophytes, and vascular plants—across 25 Swedish oak stands ranging from 19 to 165 years old to determine whether species richness

Studies in temperate systems provide evidence that the abundance of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal (AMF) depends on soil nutrient availability, which is mainly explained in the context of resource stoichiometry and differential plant biomass allocation. We applied this concept to an understudied ecosystem - tropical montane forest - analyzing root and AMF abundance along an elevational gradient wit

Natural history museum collections (NHC) represent an underutilized yet valuable resource for tracking environmental changes and anthropogenic impacts on marine ecosystems. Historical samples, particularly foraminifera collected during marine expeditions from the late 1800s to mid-1900s, offer crucial baseline data pre-dating significant human influence. These collections, often accompanied by oce

Research on birds suggests that extreme weather events during development may have long-lasting consequences on form and function. The underlying cellular mechanisms mediating such phenotypic effects are poorly studied. We raised Japanese quail in warm (30°C) or cold (10°C) temperatures from hatching until adulthood and then measured mitochondrial metabolism in intact blood cells at representative

Following the development of regression-based methods to estimate natural and sexual selection, evolutionary biologists have quantified the strength, mode, and direction of selection in natural populations. Although this approach has been successful, its limitations include the lack of replication across species, which compromises the generality of the inferences beyond microevolutionary time scal

The differentiation of proplastids into chloroplasts is driven by light and closely linked to the process of chlorophyll biosynthesis. Chloroplasts, while essential for photosynthesis, also generate reactive oxygen species (ROS), necessitating robust antioxidant mechanisms such as superoxide dismutases (SODs). SODs catalyze the detoxification of superoxide radicals to molecular oxygen and hydrogen