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Economics of the Swedish small-scale Baltic fishery

Swedish small-scale fishing has undergone significant changes over time. There are examples of small-scale fishers who have diversified their activities by developing new sales channels or by processing a large part of their products themselves. However, this type of activity is significantly less well-documented than the fishing itself. In this paper, we examine how the catches of the Swedish sma

Transcriptomic Heterogeneity of Expansile Cribriform and Other Gleason Pattern 4 Prostate Cancer Subtypes

BACKGROUND: Prostate cancers featuring an expansile cribriform (EC) pattern are associated with worse clinical outcomes following radical prostatectomy (RP). However, studies of the genomic characteristics of Gleason pattern 4 subtypes are limited.OBJECTIVE: To explore transcriptomic characteristics and heterogeneity within Gleason pattern 4 subtypes (fused/poorly formed, glomeruloid, small cribri

”S fifflade om elen – vad blir Tidöregeringens drag i höst?”

DN DEBATT.En vecka före valet 2022 kallade dåvarande regeringen till en dramatisk pressträff om en påstådd elkris. I efterhand syns det ha varit ett politiskt konstruerat nödläge, som hämtat ur Trumps handbok. En oberoende granskning behövs nu för att minska risken att nuvarande regeringen gör samma sak, skriver Lars Jonung, ekonomiprofessor emeritus.

Associations of Adolescent BMI and Physical Fitness With Cardiovascular Health in Middle Age : A Population-Based Prospective Study of Swedish Men

Introduction: Early-life determinants of middle-age cardiovascular health are poorly understood. This study examines associations of BMI and physical fitness in male adolescents with cardiovascular health measured by the Life's Essential 8 score in middle age. Methods: A population-based cohort study linked BMI and physical fitness from the Swedish Military Conscription Register (men conscripted f

Living through war : Personal and institutional responses in Ukraine

Living through war is more than surviving each day – it's rebuilding life, identity, and society in the shadow of constant threat.This volume offers a multidimensional portrait of Ukraine during the Russian invasion, bringing together real life stories, empirical research, and institutional analyses from scholars and practitioners at Zhytomyr Polytechnic State University and Lund University. It hi

Becoming a midwife – A phenomenographic study of students' conceptions of learning within a midwifery continuity of care experience project

Background: Midwifery continuity of care (MCoC) is a key aspect of woman-centred midwifery care, associated with improved outcomes for both women and midwives. In many countries, maternity care is fragmented, and MCoC uncommon in clinical practice and midwifery education. To address this gap, a pedagogical project entitled “Midwifery Student All the Way” was introduced in a midwifery programme in

Encoding of decision trees for life-cycle cost and decision value analysis via optimization

Reliable and cost-effective operation of structural systems over their service life depends on the implementation of Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) and maintenance activities, which influence operational costs, the expected costs of failure and downtime. Decision Value Analysis (DVA) provides a framework to quantify the value of such activities by evaluating their effect on total expected life

Validating NiOxHy as the HER promoter for Ni electrodes with in-situ Dip-and-Pull XPS

Nickel-based catalysts are the most promising alternative to replace platinum in hydrogen conversion devices in alkaline media. One approach to narrowing the performance gap between Pt and Ni is to fine-tune the nickel surface coverage by (hydr) oxide (NiOxHy) species, which determines its electrocatalytic activity for the hydrogen oxidation (HOR) and hydrogen evolution (HER) reactions. As Ni easi

Genetic and environmental factors in pain symptoms and self-harm, and their association. A twin study

Individuals who self-harm are often insensitive to pain, and consequently pain sensitivity has been proposed as a barrier for self-harm. It is unclear how pain and self-harm interplay in real life settings, and to what extent genetics and environmental factors contribute to the etiology of both. This study was registry based using classical twin design. A cohort of 16 948 Swedish twin pairs born b

CNZ #4 – An Index of Metals

Documented performance featuring spherical amplification.CNZ #4 – An Index of MetalsZHdK Konzertsaal 1, Zurich (CH)Collegium Novum Zürich06/02/2024From the program:Romitelli, Fausto (1963-2004, IT) – An Index of Metals (video-opera for soprano, ensemble, electronics and video projections) [2003]

CNZ #6 – TENOR Conference

Documented performance featuring spherical amplification.CNZ #6 – TENOR ConferenceZHdK Konzertsaal 3, Zurich (CH)Collegium Novum Zürich05/04/2024From the program:Billone, Pierluigi (*1960, IT) – Ebe und Anders (for seven soloists) [2014]

“Screen Flickering Noises” with Opificio Sonoro

Documented performance featuring spherical amplification.Festival Orizzonti Spring Edition IIAuditorium S. Cecilia, Perugia (IT)Opificio Sonoro12/04/2024From the program “Screen Flickering Noises”:Romitelli, Fausto (1963-2004, IT) – Trash TV Trance (for e-guitar) [2002]

Parental Well-being in Pediatric Oncology in Sweden - Nationwide Evidence from the Swedish Registers

Despite the average 5-year survival rate exceeding 85%, childhood cancer is still the most common cause of disease-related death among children in Sweden. A cancer diagnosis is profoundly traumatic not only for children themselves, but also for the entire family, particularly the primary caregivers, their parents. This project aimed to investigate the extent to which a childhood cancer diagnosis a