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https://www.ses.lu.se/utbildning/forskarutbildning/doktorandprojekt/tourism-and-sustainable-rural-development - 2026-05-23

Evaluation form for Open Source GIS Course Answer Count: 38 What did you like most in the course? Why?    What did you like most in the course? Why? All of it. Since it was very useful The broad structure teaching the most important techniques and softwares. I have to be perfectly honest - I completed this course (absent this evaluation) in 2011.  That said, this was one of the more interesting an

https://www.nateko.lu.se/sv/sites/nateko.lu.se.sv/files/gisn04_utvardering.pdf - 2026-05-24

Popular Abstract in English At our workplace, at home, and on the road, we rely on software. It has become one of the central technologies on which we base our society. Yet, software is perhaps the major technology that is understood the least by the general population. Most software today is written in languages that requires the programmer to specify not only what is to be achieved, but also hoWriting efficient parallel programs is the biggest challenge of the software industry for the foreseeable future. We are currently in a time when parallel computers are the norm, not the exception. Soon, parallel processors will be standard even in cell phones. Without drastic changes in hardware development, all software must be parallelized to its fullest extent. Parallelism can increase perfor

The aim of the paper is to illustrate the role of commodity price fluctuations in business cycles in three countries - the United Kingdom, the United States and Sweden. The study examines data between 1993 (Q3) – 2011(Q2). The countries in this paper represent differences in economic structure – Sweden is primarily an economy characterized by the manufacturing of goods, the United Kingdom represen

A novel pre-purification method was developed for producing peroxidase to guarantee high purity and yield from plant cell cultures in large-scale process. This method was a simple and efficient procedure for the isolation and pre-purification of peroxidase from the biomass consisting of active clay treatment, followed by cationic exchange chromatography. The use of active clay in the pre-purificat

https://www.lmc.lu.se/ljudbanken/lament-strip-land - 2026-05-23

Background: A unique feature of alveolar mast cells is their low high-affinity IgE receptor (FcεRI) expression. Recent discoveries in uncontrolled asthma suggest that the appearance of FcεRI-expressing alveolar mast cells may be a novel disease-specific feature of allergic asthma. This study investigates whether increased FcεRI-expressing alveolar mast cells are present in patients with mild aller

Seaweed cultivation is a large industry worldwide, but production in Europe is small compared to production in Asian countries. In the EU, the motivations for seaweed farming may be seen from two perspectives; one being economic growth through biomass production and the other being the provisioning of ecosystem services such as mitigating eutrophication. In this paper, we assess the economic poten

Course Summary for ”Climate Change and its Impacts on the Course Summary for ”Climate Change and its Impacts on the Environment” ht 2020 Course coordinator: Paul Miller (INES) Teachers in the course: Paul Miller, David Wårlind, Stefan Olin, Jing Tang, Wenxin Zhang, Marko Scholze, Vaughan Phillips (all INES), Wilhelm May (CEC), Jesper Sjolte (Geology) Number of students: 14 registered students Grad

https://www.nateko.lu.se/sites/nateko.lu.se/files/2023-02/NGEN01%20course%20evaluation%20summaryHT2020.pdf - 2026-05-24

The circular economy is becoming a globalised phenomenon, but the regional emergence of circular business models differs significantly. By adopting a circular business institutionalisation perspective which bridges theory on institutional work and “ecologies of business models” we study the emergence of circular business models in Japan, a region with recent circular policy and business commitment

During the Middle Ages the concepts of `them and us' became concrete in the shape of fiercely defended frontiers, some of which were physical, geographic and political, while others were more ideological. This volume, the proceedings of an international symposium held at Lund University in 2000, presents twenty-four papers which examine the archaeological evidence for frontiers across Europe. Divi

In 1735, professor Kilian Stobaeus donated his collections to Lund University laying the foundation for the university’s first museum. The ”Museum Stobaeanum” contained over 3000 natural history, historical and ethnographic objects typical of the cabinets of curiosity. This richly illustrated book is the first comprehensive history of these collections.Eighteen chapters, written by an interdiscipl