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https://www.jur.lu.se/sites/jur.lu.se/files/2024-03/Call%20for%20Abstracts%20-%20National%20Conference%20for%20Doctoral%20Candidates%20in%20Law%202024.pdf - 2026-07-03

Delegated decisions, Enclosure 2 Travel Grants   Applicant Amount (SEK) Kind of activity Approved by Group affiliation Date of approval Oxana   Klementieva   2  424   SciLifeLab  bioImaging   workshop,  Stockholm,  Sweden   December  4,  2015 Oskar Hansson Gunnar Gouras 2015-12-04 Carla  Azevedo   7  000   Myelinating  co-­‐culture   training  at  Neuron  Glia   Biology  in  Health  and  Disease  

https://www.multipark.lu.se/sites/multipark.lu.se/files/2016-03-14.pdf - 2026-07-03

“Water is life”. During the past decade this phrase has been used repeatedly to emphasize the importance of a number of issues surrounding water services provision including, supply, distribution, governance and political will. This research seeks to investigate the Nairobi City Water and Sewerage Company (NCWSC), a water utility in Kenya, which faces the monumental task of providing water and san

The purpose of this thesis is to examine how state biographical narratives can change and how this process might affect a state’s ontological security. Moreover, it looks at whether interstate friendship could alleviate any feelings of anxiety caused by such changes. Using the case of Austria after World War II, the analysis focuses on political elites’ articulations of Austrian state identity alo

This thesis is about autistic women. It is about how we, as a society, construct and perceive normality and motherhood as a normative ideal for women. It is also about a dis/ability that often goes unnoticed since autism is not defined by any visible markers. Rather, autism is categorized by behaviour considered atypical through the medical gaze. How to make visible the invisible, the in-between

This essay examines the personifications of Death in Markus Zusak’s The Book Thief (2005), Christopher Moore’s A Dirty Job (2006) and George Pendle’s Death: A Life (2008). The personifications are analysed in terms of gender, anthropomorphism, (im)mortality, agency in conceptual death and attitude towards their occupation as Death. The personifications are also compared to previous portrayals in r

Gerhard Schurz [2001, Journal for General Philosophy of Science, 32, 65-107] has proposed to reconstruct auxiliary hypothesis addition, e.g., postulation of Neptune to immunize Newtonian mechanics, with concepts from non-monotonous inference to avoid the retention of false predictions that are among the consequence-set of the deductive model. However, the non-monotonous reconstruction retains the

BACKGROUND: After amputation, the sensorimotor cortex reorganizes, and these alterations might influence motor functions of the remaining extremities.OBJECTIVE: The authors examined how amputation of the dominant or nondominant upper or lower extremity alters deftness in the intact limbs.METHODS: The participants were 32 unilateral upper- or lower-extremity amputees and 6 controls. Upper-extremity

We present an interim archaeological report on the ship- wreck of the Danish-Norwegian flagship Gribshunden. Built in 1485, extensively employed by King Hans as his floating castle, and ultimately lost in June 1495 en route to Kalmar, the ship carried people and material selected to further the political goal of re-unifying the Nordic region. Three field campaigns led by Lund University and Blekin

https://www.soch.lu.se/internt/sites/soch.lu.se.internt/files/2023-08/Tidplan%20VT24%20230810.pdf - 2026-07-03

High-precision observational astrophysics: solar and stellar spectroscopy, stellar surface structure, radial velocities and wavelength shifts, methods in searches for exoplanets, intensity interferometry, quantum optics, and other. Highest-precision stellar spectroscopySpectroscopy reveals the structure of stellar surfaces and enables to determine their physical properties.  ‘Ab-initio’ hydrodynam

https://www.astro.lu.se/~dainis/research - 2026-07-01