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Precision diagnostics : moving towards protein biomarker signatures of clinical utility in cancer

Gender : The missing piece in the peace puzzle

Several scholars from various theoretical perspectives have proposed pieces of the peace puzzle. As scholars fit together the sometimes disparate pieces of this puzzle, the missing pieces become more visible, and gender is among them. While gender studies, feminist international relations (IR) scholars, and peace and conflict researchers informed by a gender perspective have contributed to this pu

Alleviation of gram-negative bacterial lung inflammation by targeting HECTD2

Den levande dialogen : om goda möten och samtal inom den högre utbildningen

Människan som biologiskt reservmaterial : Ninni Holmqvists dystopi Enhet

I den dystopiska skildringen Enhet (2006) gestaltar Ninni Holmqvist ett alternativt svenskt samhälle där människor som inte är samhällsnyttiga används som biologiskt reservmaterial för att bota sjukdomar hos andra, behövda människor. Samhället har blivit totalitärt, människor bedöms efter produktivitet och organdonation har blivit ett tvång för vissa grupper. I den här artikeln diskuterar jag hur

Att medverka till förändring : Kulturarv och demokrati

Contextualising Bourdieu in the field of music and music education

Foreword

Bourdieu and musical learning in a globalised world

The oxidation of sulfur(IV)-oxo compounds in the presence of transition metal ions

Mapping Film-World Relations to Reality : A New Conceptual Cartography

In order to distinguish various film-worlds among themselves and from our intersubjective, shared reality I propose to introduce two parameters: warpedness and enfoldednes. The various ratios between these two parameters serve to create what I call »the film-world map«. The time-imageʼs embeddedness within the temporal dimension is what I mean by strong enfoldedness. A world that is enfolded is a

Editing Emily Dickinson: the Production of an Author

Editing Emily Dickinson considers the processes through which Dickinson's work has been edited in the twentieth century and how such editorial processes contribute specifically to the production of Emily Dickinson as author. The posthumous editing of her handwritten manuscripts into the conventions of the book and the electronic archive has been informed by editors' assumptions about the literary

Mimesis : The role of bodily mimesis for the evolution of human culture and language

The drama of prostate cancer diagnostics

Climate Change, Sustainable Welfare and the State

Comparative empirical studies of the link between economic growth, carbon emissions and ecological footprints (e.g. Fritz and Koch 2016) suggest that current Western production and consumption patterns and welfare standards are incompatible with environmental limits and IPCC climate targets. In the absence of evidence for absolute decoupling of economic growth, material resource input and carbon e

Nørremølle - the largest Viking silver hoard of Bornholm

Synchronizing self with science : How patients, family and public seek concord with clinical trials

Language : the role of culture and environment in proto-vocabularies

Hedwig Eleonora, Lund University, and the Learned

As a queen, a woman in the pre-modern period could interact with the learned society in several ways, either as a learned woman, or - like Hedwig Eleonora - by patronizing and participating actively in the intellectual culture of her time as a donor, an employer, and a foundress of learned institutions. In doing this, she sometimes accentuated her personal sympathies, be they in history, theology,

Japan as Number Three : Responding to the Economic Power of a Unified Europe