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A major challenge for ecological research is to identify ways to improve resilience to climate-induced changes in order to secure the ecosystem functions of natural systems, as well as ecosystem services for human welfare. With respect to aquatic ecosystems, interactions between climate warming and the elevated runoff of humic substances (brownification) may strongly affect ecosystem functions and

Admission rules for first and second cycle education, and qualifying and higher education access programmes at Lund University Page 1 of 30 University Board DECISION Reg. No. STYR 2021/1876 Date 2021-09-24 Admission rules for first and second cycle education, and qualifying and higher education access programmes at Lund University Approved by the University Board on 24 September 2021 and replaces

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Globally, freshwater ecosystems are warming at unprecedented rates and northern temperate lakes are simultaneously experiencing increased runoff of humic substances (brownification), with little known consequences for future conservation of biodiversity and ecosystem functioning. We employed an outdoor mesocosm experiment during spring and summer to investigate the combined effects of gradually in

Microsoft Word - Protokoll BS 201605231_final.doc Bib l io tekss ty re l sen Närvarande Ledamöter Olov Sterner dekanus, naturvetenskapliga fakulteten, ordförande Samuel Byrskog prodekan, humanistiska och teologiska fakulteterna Gudrun Edgren professor, medicinska fakulteten Tomas Hellström professor, Ekonomihögskolan Anders Ljungar-Chapelon professor, konstnärliga fakulteten (fr.o.m. punkt 21) Per

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Annual Report 2018 LUND UNIVERSITY CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABILITY STUDIES 2 Words from the Director Within LUCSUS, we focused on advancing research within four interrelated themes, which cover land use and governance, climate change and resilience, urban governance and transformations, and sustainability of energy systems. We submitted a record number of grant applications and received a high return ra

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Lund Psychological Reports Volym 15, No. 1, 2015 Humanism and Normativism facet scales and short scales Artur Nilsson Lund University, Sweden Lund Psychological Reports Editor: Magnus Lindgren ISSN: 1404-8035 1 Abstract According to Polarity Theory, all ideologies are fundamentally polarized by a conflict between Humanism, which idealizes and glorifies humanity, and Normativism, which portrays hum

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(former Make Sound Residency) A RESIDENCY FOR NEW SOUND BASED ART Inter Arts Center (IAC) and the Danish Composers’ Society offer a residency programme at IAC for Danish composers and sound based artists who work with experimental music and/or sound based art. This Swedish-Danish collaboration is aimed at practitioners focused on artistic or scientific development through sonic and musical experim

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Increase in surface water color (browning), caused by rising dissolved organic carbon (DOC) and iron concentrations, has been widely reported and studied in the last couple of decades. This phenomenon has implications to aquatic ecosystem function and biogeochemical carbon cycling. While recovery from acidification and changes in climate-related variables, such as precipitation and length of growi

PURPOSE: Early identification of the underlying cause of intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) is important for treatment and prognosis. This study aims to investigate the association of hematoma volume and other clinical parameters on the distribution of cerebral amyloid angiopathy (CAA) probability according to the simplified Edinburgh CT criteria in a large, unselected intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) p

The evolution of phenotypic plasticity requires a number of conditions. Selection of plasticity is favoured when the organism experience environmental change, costs are low and cues are reliable about the environmental heterogeneity. However, organisms living in stable environments, not showing constitutive traits but a large amount of plasticity, are predicted to demonstrate high rates of gene fl

The risk of both predation and food level has been shown to affect phenotypic development of organisms. However, these two factors also influence animal behavior that in turn may influence phenotypic development. Hence, it might be difficult to disentangle the behavioral effect from the predator or resource-level effects. This is because the presence of predators and high resource levels usually r

The salinization of freshwaters is a global threat to aquatic biodiversity. We quantified variation in chloride (Cl−) tolerance of 19 freshwater zooplankton species in four countries to answer three questions: (1) How much variation in Cl− tolerance is present among populations? (2) What factors predict intraspecific variation in Cl− tolerance? (3) Must we account for intraspecific variation to ac

It is frequently observed that the local relative abundances of aquatic microbial taxa are correlated with their average relative abundance at the regional scale, which results in the composition of different communities being more similar than expected by chance or invariant. The degree to which communities within a region match the regional average community is variable and likely depends on sev

1. The massive growth of large, toxic cyanobacteria in eutrophic waters has traditionally been explained by their evolution of defences to herbivorous zooplankton. These conclusions come mostly from studies using the large-bodied cladoceran Daphnia as a grazer model. In contrast, very little is known about the effects of other zooplankters such as copepods and small cladocerans that, unlike Daphni