Talets vär(l)dkropp : Om kroppen i rörelse som posthumanistiskt undersökningsinstrument

Borderless inclusion : Towards an alternative understanding of the phenomenon of inclusion within education

Extraction of lethal events from Wikipedia and a semantic repository

This paper describes the extraction of information on lethal events from the Swedish version of Wikipedia. The information searched includes the persons’ cause of death, origin, and profession. We carried out the extraction using a processing pipeline of available tools for Swedish including a part-of-speech tagger, a dependency parser, and manually-written extraction rules. We also extracted stru

Språk men inga ord : En oriktad rörelse som breder ut sig åt alla håll

Linking Entities Across Images and Text

This paper describes a set of methods to link entities across images and text. As a corpus, we used a data set of images, where each image is commented by a short caption and where the regions in the images are manually segmented and labeled with a category. We extracted the entity mentions from the captions and we computed a semantic similarity between the mentions and the region labels. We also

Cirkulation : ett kunskapshistoriskt nyckelbegrepp

Universitetets historia : Humboldttraditionen som akademiskt historiemedvetande

Empiriska observationer och holistisk natursyn

Humboldttraditionen och universitetets framtid

Bildningens bro på väg att brista

När lärdomen gick rakt genom rutan

Kunskapens kris en av vår tids stora frågor

Die Zeit fyller 70 – och är bättre än någonsin

Universitetshistoria : Friska vindar över gammalt fält

Medieutredningen glömmer bort lärosätenas roll

Akademin hör hemma i samhället

Öppen tillgång till forskning räcker inte

Kunskapens nya rörelser : framtidens humanistiska och samhällsvetenskapliga samverkan

Higher serum DHEA concentrations before and after SSRI treatment are associated with remission of major depression

Background Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) and its sulfated ester DHEA-sulfate (DHEA-S), (together DHEA[S]), are the most abundant adrenal steroids in humans and are found in blood and the brain, where they function as neurosteroids with direct receptor affinities. Preclinical studies suggest that DHEA(S) has antidepressant/neuroprotective properties, and exogenously administered DHEA has shown anti

Seasonal variation of pulmonary embolism and age dependence