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Schema för KURSNAMN 10 p (15 ECTS) HT -1 2002 1 Schedule for GEON05 Quaternary geology, 15 hp (15 ECTS credits) fall, Fall semester 1, 2016 GEON05: Glacial sedimentology: processes, sediments and land systems Course leader: Per Möller Teachers: PM = Per Möller; JA = Johanna Anjar; MB = Martin Bernhardson; xx = xxxxxx E-mail address; per.moller@geol.lu.se ; johanna.anjar@geol.lu.se; martin.bernhard

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Preliminary 28 May 2010 Rapport 23 mars 2012 Trackit! En rapport om Lunds universitets rutiner för att följa sina studenter före, under och efter studierna Hanne Smidt & Kristina Josefson Trackit! 2 Innehållsförteckning 1. Introduktion ...................................................................................................................................... 4 2. Europeisk bakgrund för p

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Manual till LUCRIS Manual till LUCRIS uppdaterad 180528 Denna manual syftar till att beskriva grundläggande funktioner i LUCRIS. LUCRIS är LU:s installation av Elseviers mjukvara PURE. Tekniska manualer till PURE:s funktioner finns även inne i systemet. 2018 Manual till LUCRIS • • •  1 Manual till LUCRIS uppdaterad 180528 Innehåll Vad är LUCRIS? ...................................................

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Innovation in Governance for Urban Nature-based Solutions 2024–2025 Innovation in Governance for Urban Nature-based Solutions, 2024–2025 This capacity development programme at Lund University is multidisciplinary and will focus on governance and leadership innovation in the area of nature-based solutions for improved urban environments. The programme will be running from June 2024 to May 2025. The

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MIDA11 International Development Perspectives (15 credits) - Autumn 2020 (Course convenor: Muriel Côte, Department of Human Geography, muriel.cote@keg.lu.se) Date Time Venue Theme Group Facilitator 31/8 9-12 Online LUMID Programme Introduction We present the history of the programme, its aims, its set up, and interact around our motivations to be here and our expectations . All MC/MJ/AK 1/9 13-14

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Schema för KURSNAMN 10 p (15 ECTS) VT -2 2003 Preliminary schedule vs4, 2015-12-03 for GEOM06, 15 hp (15 ECTS credits) Spring-1 2016 Metamorphic Petrology and Structural Geology Course leader: Charlotte Möller Teachers: CM = Charlotte Möller, BF = Birgit Fredrich, LJ = Leif Johansson, US= Ulf Söderlund E-mail to teachers: name.surname@geol.lu.se Guest teacher: Jenny Andersson, Geological Survey of

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Schema för KURSNAMN 10 p (15 ECTS) HT -1 2002 1 Schedule for GEON05 Quaternary geology, 15 hp (15 ECTS credits) fall, Fall semester 1, 2016 GEON05: Glacial sedimentology: processes, sediments and land systems Course leader: Per Möller Teachers: PM = Per Möller; JA = Johanna Anjar; MB = Martin Bernhardson; CG = Carl Regnéll E-mail address; per.moller@geol.lu.se ; johanna.anjar@geol.lu.se; martin.be

https://www.geology.lu.se/sites/geology.lu.se/files/geon05_schema_8aug2016.pdf - 2026-07-09

We have investigated the bacterial decomposition of dissolved organic matter (DOM) extracted from the organic layer of a boreal forest soil and filtered at a pore size of 0.2 µm. This DOM source has previously been extensively characterized and contains approximately equal amounts by carbon of a colloidal fraction, mainly composed of carbohydrates, and a fraction of molecularly dissolved DOM. Here

Context: Land-use intensification to increase yields is often detrimental to biodiversity undermining the provision of ecosystem services. However, it is questionable if ecosystem service providers contribute to ecological intensification by achieving the same or higher yields than conventional high-intensity agriculture. Objectives: In this study, we aimed to disentangle the effects of local and

Human activities in deciduous forests over the past centuries have influenced associated species. To reduce extinction risks and mitigate population declines, there is growing interest in forest conservation and restoration, including initiatives by the European Union (EU). For resulting restoration and conservation practices to succeed, it is essential to know which forest characteristics promote

Pollinators are estimated to benefit the reproduction of three-quarters of global leading crop species and contribute to 3%–8% of the total global food production. Ongoing declines in pollinator populations have raised concerns about repercussions for food security. Thus, there is a need to better understand how agricultural yields depend on pollinator abundance. Here, we established yield–pollina

In the pursuit of more sustainable agriculture, weeds play a dual role by threatening crop production and simultaneously contributing to farmland biodiversity. Management actions such as the use of fertilisers (fertilisation) may change weed abundance and community composition with consequences for both weed–crop competition and biodiversity. Alleviating the balance between yield and biodiversity

Organismal abundance tends to decline with increasing body size. Metabolic theory links this size structure with energy use and productivity, postulating a size–abundance slope of −0.75 that is invariant across environments. We tested the robustness of this relationship across gradients of protist species richness (1–6 species), temperature (15°C–25°C) and time. Using replicated microcosms, we pro

Insect pollinators are declining globally, partly due to agricultural intensification, which threatens biodiversity and ecosystem services. To help decision-makers make informed choices, a variety of tools such as softwares, websites and frameworks have been developed to guide pollinator-friendly management and conservation. However, the lack of a comprehensive overview of these tools limits stake

European semi-natural grasslands are hotspots for biodiversity and important for the provisioning of multiple ecosystem services, but their extent has declined considerably during the past century. Increasing demands for agricultural and forest biomass risk causing further loss of grasslands, raising concern about a goal conflict between climate mitigation and biodiversity conservation. This study

Objective To determine the yield of tuberculosis (TB) and the prevalence of Human Immuno-deficiency virus (HIV) among key populations in the selected hotspot towns of Ethiopia. Methods We undertook a cross-sectional implementation research during August 2017-January 2018. Trained TB focal persons and health extension workers (HEWs) identified female sex workers (FSWs), health care workers (HCWs),

Local climate adaptation is constrained and steered along specific paths by various mechanisms, which together form a lock-in. The study focuses on Swedish local civil servants’ strategies to deal with climate adaption lock-ins and to what extent the strategies disrupt the lock-ins. Interviews were conducted with civil servants in six municipalities, complemented by inter-views at regional and nat

Bee-mediated pollination plays a crucial role in sustaining global food production. However, while the demand for these pollination services is increasing, many bee species are in decline. To address this discrepancy, farmers use managed bee species to improve crop pollination. One key factor affecting pollination efficiency is the affinity for the crop of interest (i.e., the extent to which a bee

To reverse biodiversity loss, creating resilient ecological networks has been promoted in policy and practice. However, we argue that emphasising networks within policy without clear conservation prioritisations may direct focus away from ecological processes important for population persistence. We studied the rationale for resilient ecological networks represented in a policy context, by reviewi

Land use change threatens global biodiversity and compromises ecosystem functions, including pollination and food production. Reduced taxonomic α-diversity is often reported under land use change, yet the impacts could be different at larger spatial scales (i.e., γ-diversity), either due to reduced β-diversity amplifying diversity loss or increased β-diversity dampening diversity loss. Additionall