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“Innocence by Association?: Everyday Nazism on DVD”,

Integrating Fatigue Risk Management into an Airline's Safety Management System

The evolution of a system for the management of fatigue-related risks in airline and maintenance operations is at present a contentious issue. The aspirations for the integration of fatigue risk management processes into existing Safety Management System (SMS) guidelines need to be placed in the realities of the present economic and commercial environment – they therefore need to exhibit relevance

In Real Earnest: Re-action and Cinephilia in Film and Video Works by Kerstin Cmelka

Introduction to the cinematic works of Austrian artist Kerstin Cmelka

The Last Dog in Rwanda: Swedish Educational Films and Teaching Guides on the History of Genocide

Sweden has a long tradition of using film material in school education. As a way to heighten the film industry’s status, commercial film companies began to lend out films to schools already in 1921. This practice continued until Swedish television (SVT) started to televise programs directly to schools in 1961. The Last Dog in Rwanda (Den sista hunden i Rwanda, 2006, Jens Assur) is a short film pro

Concepts and Tools for the Interplay Between Architectural and Structural Design

Interactions between semantic and episodic memory: An ERP study

A randomized controlled trial of cognitive therapy for Generalized Anxiety Disorder in youth: The role of intolerance of uncertainty in symptom change.

The presentation will describe the results of a randomized controlled trial of cognitive therapy for childhood GAD, including analyses of mediation of outcome by changes in intolerance of uncertainty.

The role of the communication consultant in the digital age

A Dimension-Breaking Phenomenon for Water Waves with Weak Surface Tension

It is well known that the water-wave problem with weak surface tension has small-amplitude line solitary-wave solutions which to leading order are described by the nonlinear Schrödinger equation. The present paper contains an existence theory for three-dimensional periodically modulated solitary-wave solutions which have a solitary-wave profile in the direction of propagation and are periodic in t

Integrated Control and Fault Detection for a Mechanical Servo Process

Are We Promoting a Surface Approach to Learning During the First Year of Engineering Educations?

The legislated goals for Master of Science in Engineering educations include goals like having the ability to critically, independently and creatively identify, formulate and handle complex problems as well as participate in research and development work and thus contribute to knowledge development. One might therefore argue that these educations are required to promote a deep approach to learning

Attachment coherence, but not parental support in sport, predicts children’s capacity to envisage coping with stressful sports situations.

Swedish fiddles and singing elephants in Gambia.

A tooth for a tooth. Tooth ornaments from the graves at the cemeteries of Zvejnieki

Global and local constraints in picture production

Level Estimation in Ships Based on Fault Detection

Creative construction briefing with object-oriented technology and IFC

The homosexual body: Ernst Kretschmer and Swedish forensic psychiatry 1925-1950

Challenges for teacher development in a research intensive faculty of medicine.

Off-design performance investigation of a low calorific value gas fired generic-type single-shaft gas turbine

When low calorific value gases are fired, the performance and stability of gas turbines may deteriorate due to a large amount of inertballast and changes in working fluid properties. Since it is rather rare to have custom-built gas turbines for low lower heating value (LHV) operation, the engine will be forced to operate outside its design envelope. This, in turn, poses limitations to usable fuel