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In-situ neutron imaging of hydrogenous fuels in combustion generated porous carbons under dynamic and steady state pressure conditions

We report results from experiments where we characterize the surface properties of soot particlesinteracting with high-pressure methane. We find considerable differences in behavior of the soot materialbetween static and dynamic pressure conditions that can be explained by multiscale correlations inthe dynamics, from the micro to macro of the porous fractal-like carbon matrix. The measurements wer

An intersectional approach to multilevel analysis of individual heterogeneity (MAIH) and discriminatory accuracy

Private Actor Involvement in Migration Management

Legality, Interdisciplinarity and the Study of Practice

Introduction: Tracing the Roles of Soft in Human Rights

Human Rights in an Age of International Cooperation

Enhancing anaerobic digestion in urban wastewater management

The thesis investigates how anaerobic digestion could be utilized to improve wastewater management,specifically in regards to future expected regulation on sludge management in Sweden.Two possible paths of applying anaerobic digestion are investigated. First, the usage of thermophilic anaerobicdigestion of sludge in order to achieve pathogen hygienization. Second, the usage of anaerobic digestion

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An Introduction to Sovereignty Games

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