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Importance and Challenges of Sharing Experiences among an International and Interdisciplinary Group of Doctoral Students Introduction

Interdisciplinary Water Research Network Building within Nordic and Baltic Countries

Under 2012–2014 organiserade VIWAFU, ett nätverk för internationellt och interdisciplinärt forskarsamarbete i Norden och Baltikum, fyra seminarier för master-studenter, doktorander och post-docs. Var och ett av seminarierna hade ett tema, t.ex. VA-branschens reglering och styrning, infrastruktur för dricksvatten, innovativ utveckling inom kommunala vattenfrågor samt vattenhantering i turistområdenViable Water Management and Governance for Futures (VIWAFU), a professional network for international and interdisciplinary collaboration amongst researchers from the Nordic and Baltic countries, was built for providing and sharing knowledge on water management and governance for future policy and decision making during the years 2012–2014. VIWAFU organized four workshops for MSc students, PhD stu

Quantifying Low Impact Development Measures in Water Resources Management : A Case Study

Spatial Transcriptomics. Digital Pathology to Investigate Intratumor Heterogeneity in Breast Cancer.

Hunger games : Gendered bodies in the humanitarian narratives of Swedish save the Children after the First World War

Waiting for war : Scandinavian Red Cross nurses during the Great War

Overdetermination, responsibility and causal involvement

Nazismens rensning av religionen

Den profetiska rösten

Freud kilade sig in mellan tro och vetande

Arvet som blöder

Öppenhet och transcendens : en mailkorrespondens med Jayne Svenungsson

Kristendomen guldgruva för queerteoretiker

Process orientation and management control in health care organizations

The public sector in Sweden has been an early adopter of public management reforms and the health care sector has been in the forefront of the development. In recent years, process orientation has been one key component in this endeavour. Studies in two health care organizations show that an increased focus on horizontal processes leads to changes in the management control system. However, it also

Nanotechnology, Human Rights, Patent law and the Global South: a brief overview

Starting from a Global South perspective, this chapter presents a brief overview of the potential of nanotechnology to serve either as vehicle for broader attainability of human rights or to undermine current efforts. Particular attention is drawn to the complex interconnected issues of ensuring even access to the benefits of technological development and the need to maintain adequate levels of ec

Nanotechnology patents in Europe and the exception from patent for methods for treatment and diagnostic methods

Nanomedicine and Nanobiothecnology Patents: the patentability exception for methods for treatment and diagnosis

Legal Challenges of Synthetic Biology: Integrating interdisciplinary elements in legal thinking

Le: A procedural marker in Mandarin Chinese

The semantics of the particle le in Mandarin Chinese has been hotly debated in both Chinese and non-Chinese linguistic literature in particular during the past 25 years. Le is a post verbal particle, which also occurs in sentence final position. This syntactic flexibility and the fact that the presence of le seems to render distinct default readings depending on its syntactic position has given ri

Aspectuality, temporality and modality: a relevance-theoretic analysis of some pragmatic markers in Mandarin Chinese

Aspecuality, temporality and modality: a relevance-theoretic analysisof some pragmatic markers in Mandarin Chinese It is generally agreed that in Mandarin Chinese, tense (at least absolute tense) is not expressedmorphologically but there is a number of verbal and sentence-final particles that express aspect and mood. These (in particular the aspectual ones) have been studied rather extensively thr