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CMES Call Writing Retreats 2023-09-29 CALL CMES Writing Retreats The Centre for Advanced Middle Eastern Studies (CMES) supports and coordinates research with high scientific potential through the Strategic Research Area (SRA): Middle East in the Contemporary World (MECW). It supports writing retreats on Middle East research with the aim to finalise an article, book chapter, edited volume or a book

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L UNO UNIVERSITY Faculty of Social Sciences STYR 2021 /2209 MINUTES 5:2021 2021-10-28 Department of Psychology Management Group of the Master of Science Programme in Psychology Participants Roger Johansson Programme Director, Chairing Geoffrey Patching Member Melika Miralem Student Representative Kira Friedrichs Student Representative Mikael Johansson Member Roger Persson Member Åsa Arvidsson Prog

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pnas201210582 1..3 Profile of Anders Björklund W hen Anders Björklund star- ted medical school in the early 1960s, scientists still believed that the structure of the adult brain was fixed and immuta- ble and that nerve cells could not be regenerated after damage or death. But that view changed when Björklund began using a powerful new fluorescence mi- croscopic method to view subsets of neurons.

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Observing security issues are becoming increasingly important in research. The University is being more frequently subjected to cyberattacks and influence campaigns, and there is a greater risk that research information is misused. Lund University works to protect research, data, results and collaborations. Short-cuts to content on this page:Export controlInformation securitySecurity in internatio

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This dissertation is to be regarded as a contribution to the discussion about a "cultural economy". The aim of the study is to gain a perspective as to how a new economy can be shaped and take its place in everyday life, as well as identify the cultural values and ideas created in the process, by analysing the production and consumption of dairy products. Theoretical inspiration is derived from st

A basic premise of this dissertation is that social movements are political and social actors expressing the centrality of autonomy in modernity. To grasp the nature of the relation between politics and social movements, the latter has to be related to the profound transformation in the forms of politics implied by the breakthrough of modernity, and the subsequent transformations within modernity.

This thesis consists of five self-contained, yet related, research papers, which all contribute to the economic literature on socioeconomic differences in health and health related behavior. The first two papers provide a compass in the discussion of how to measure health inequality and, more specifically, how to adjust measures and concepts when moving from an unbounded income variable to a bound

The testing of nuclear weapons in the atmosphere, in the middle of the 20'h century, resulted in a bomb-pulse excess of atmospheric 14C. A bomb-pulse dating method was thus developed. The latter is a method to determine the time of formation of formerly living modern (i.e. living after 1955) material , based on the 14C/ 12C ratio in it. The objective of this work was to evaluate the factors that c

The primary aim of this thesis was to investigate the role of G protein coupled receptors (GPCRs) in insulin secretion and beta-cell survival. The second aim was to determine which pathway is involved in insulin release and beta-cell protection via GPCRs. This has been investigated in three different studies, which concluded the following: Study 1) GPR30 is expressed in female mice pancreatic isle

Doctoral course at the Department of Informatics The course is offered on the Doctoral Programme in Informatics, to doctoral students within the Research School Management and IT (MIT) and to external doctoral students.OverviewThe course focuses on the application and use of design science research in information systems. You will gain knowledge on the fundamentals of methods and techniques classi

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Age is a commonly used criterion in social work, whether for entry and exit or for decisions about the appropriate measures for clients. This study introduces the concept of age logics in social work and investigates the use of age in ‘wet’ eldercare facilities. Wet eldercare facilities are harm reduction arrangements open to people over the age of 50 with long-term substance misuse. No treatment Age is a commonly used criterion in social work, whether for entry and exit or for decisions about the appropriate measures for clients. This study introduces the concept of age logics in social work and investigates the use of age in ‘wet’ eldercare facilities. Wet eldercare facilities are harm reduction arrangements open to people over the age of 50 with long-term substance misuse. No treatment

This workshop presents an interactive and participant-oriented form of poetic inquiry that invites active and collaborative exploration of student voices through artistic, hands-on engagement.By combining ideas from concrete and graphic poetry – such as those of the pioneering poet and theorist Mary Ellen Solt – with principles of arts-based and participatory research, the session introduces a metThis workshop presents an interactive and participant-oriented form of poetic inquiry that invites active and collaborative exploration of student voices through artistic, hands-on engagement. By combining ideas from concrete and graphic poetry – such as those of the pioneering poet and theorist Mary Ellen Solt – with principles of arts-based and participatory research, the session introduces a me