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The inventive performance of immigrants across multiple sectors : the match of education and occupation

This paper investigates the inventive performance of immigrants and the effect of education-occupation match (defined as the higher the educational level, the higher the skill-level of occu-pation) across multiple sectors. The study is based on a database that links inventors to the gen-eral population in Sweden from 1985 to 2007. The results find that immigrants patent different-ly from natives a

Sjukhusclown i psykosociala teamet

BakgrundPalliativ vårdavdelning är en plats som ofta präglas av sorg, smärta och svåra beslut. För patienter och deras anhöriga kan det vara svårt att hitta utrymme för glädje och lättnad, och för vårdpersonalen innebär det dagliga mötet med döden en emotionell påfrestning. Sedan hösten 2023 har denpalliativa avdelningen i Lund fått oväntad men värdefull förstärkning: varannan vecka besöker två sj

Probabilistic occupancy grid for radio-based SLAM

Sensing is an integral part of 6G and beyond systems, providing exceptional environmental perception along with communication. Radio frequency (RF)–based sensing often relies on simplified geometric assumptions (e.g., point scatterers or planar surfaces) to model specular multipath and keep inference tractable. However, such representations are not physically informative and fail to accurately cap

Impact of packaging and recycling systems on material recirculation : a stage-­ decomposition model

The transition to a circular economy has placed growing pressure on packaging systems to enable effective material recovery across increasingly complex waste and recycling infrastructures. Focus on aggregate recycling rates obscure the stage-­ specific inefficiencies that determine whether packaging material re-­ enters production, making it difficult to target packaging design efforts, infrastruc

Neuro-aware journeys : the lived experiences of autistic adults and caregivers in Swedish public transport

Urban mobility is a key mechanism through which the autistic community asserts their right to the city , more broadly representing the neurodiversity movement’s struggle for spatial justice. While public transport plays a critical role in facilitating mobility for the autistic community, limited research has examined their perspectives on how physical and social environmental factors shape their e

Familjebehandlares syn på kvalitet - Kunskap och erfarenhet som skapar kvalitet för klienten

This study aims to explore how family therapists in social services perceive and describe quality in their work with family support, and how their experience and knowledge contribute to the quality of their practical work. The study was conducted through qualitative, semi-structured interviews with family therapists working within social services. The results reveal that professionals define quali

Socionomstudenters upplevda stress - En kvantitativ studie utifrån PSS-10 om stress

Stress is a growing problem in society and has been for many years. Different ages and different occupations experience different amounts of stress in their day-to-day life. This quantitative study focused on surveying how social work students perceived stress affects their lives on a day-to-day basis. Another focus was to determine whether there are connections between the students' perceived

A study of the impact of nationalism on the portrayal of Jews in Swedish elementary school textbooks during the period 1900 to 1972

This investigation analysis the depiction of jews, in swedish textbooks in primary schools, during the period 1900 to 1972, in order to determine if the depictions are antisemitic. The study uses a qualitative text analysis to analyse the source material and, based upon Helen Feins definition of antisemitism, the study determines if descriptions of jews are antisemitic. The study reveals that de

Recovery at risk? The role of infectious diseases in condition, survival and breeding success in farmland-nesting Montagu’s harriers (Circus pygargus)

Kan sjukdomar sätta stopp för ängshökens återhämtning? Människan påverkar idag fler arter än någonsin, och allt fler arter har blivit beroende av aktiva insatser för att överleva. Särskilt utsatta är markhäckande fåglar i jordbrukslandskapet, som i dagens moderna samhälle brukas mer intensivt än någonsin. En av dessa arter är ängshöken, en medelstor rovfågel som under de senaste decennierna drabbIncreasing numbers of species face long-term population declines as a consequence of human activities, and these pressures are expected to intensify under a changing and warming climate. Ground-nesting birds in agricultural landscapes are particularly vulnerable, including the Montagu’s harrier (Circus pygargus), which has declined across Europe due to intensive modern agriculture combined with th

Investigation of Cell-type-specific Molecular Changes in Physiological and Pathophysiological Ageing of the Human Brain

Ageing in the human brain is a major risk factor for most neurodegenerative diseases. Yet the cell-type-specific molecular changes that contribute to this risk remain poorly understood. This thesis investigates cell-type-specific changes across multiple levels of molecular regulation and their roles in physiological and pathophysiological brain ageing. Using single-nucleus RNA sequencing of postmo

Rendering Small Things : Hardware Micromaps and Particles

In computer graphics, there are numerous aspects that must be considered when rendering images of virtual scenes:What physical light-generating phenomena do we care about? How should object and material surfaces be described? And how should these be stored to ensure as fast and efficient image rendering as possible?As a part of this thesis, a method for rendering images of scenes lit by virtual at

Genetic Susceptibility to Diabetes Subtypes and Risk of Developing Coronary Artery Disease

OBJECTIVE: Diabetes significantly increases the risk for atherosclerotic complications, including coronary artery disease (CAD). Previous studies have suggested that adult-onset diabetes can be classified into five different clinical subtypes, including moderate obesity-related diabetes (MOD). The aim of this study was to investigate the genetic associations between the five diabetes subtypes and

Great tits show serial reversal learning in the perseverance phase but not in the new learning phase

An animal possessing reversal learning ability is capable of unlearning a previously learnt association between a stimulus and a reward and learning a new contingency. It is a form of behavioural flexibility, which can be advantageous in changing environments. Serial reversal learning occurs when an animal's performance improves over repeated reversals of contingencies. In this study, we tested th