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AI in Public Sector 2026

29 January 2026 09:30 to 15:30 | Seminar AI in Public Sector – Citizen Perspective. Welcome to AI Lund's annual fika-to-fika about AI in the public sector! Here we focus on both research and policy with a focus on public sector issues. The theme for this year is the citizen perspective. Which means that we will explore thoughts about how we as citizens are affected by and can influence AI in the p

https://www.staff.lu.se/calendar/ai-public-sector-2026 - 2025-11-22

Research at the Department of Business Law

Research in business law contributes to the theoretical framework and understanding of legal issues pertaining to domains and markets of particular importance for social welfare, such as business, innovation, entrepreneurship, labour, taxes and contracts. A common theme in our research is to analyze and critically review how legal rules affect companies and the economic development in society. The

https://www.lusem.lu.se/organisation/department-business-law/research-department-business-law - 2025-11-22

Phase contrast MRI segmentation using multiple cues

This paper presents a method for three-dimensional (3D) segmentation of blood vessels, using a combination of velocity data and magnitude images obtained using phase contrast MRI. In addition to standard MRI images, phase contrast MRI gives velocity information for blood and tissue. The proposed method uses a variational formulation of the segmentation problem which combines different cues; veloci

The Indo-European Voice of Barbarians

In our essay we shall focus on the analyses (cum grano salis) of a limited number of words from the introductory pages of the novel Barbarians (such as gorgan, grui, crap, fală, sfadă, etc.). Here, more than elsewhere the author makes use of a good amount of rather strange words in his stylistic attempt to conceive the realm of the Dacians. We shall make an analysis of the etymology of these rathe