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Coins in church contexts : Hedensted Church, Jutland, Denmark

Purse of medieval silver coins from royal shipwreck revealed by X-ray microscale Computed Tomography (µCT) scanning

(Il)literacy Reflected on Scandinavian Viking Coins

Variations of the FeGa3 structure type in the systems CoIn3-xZnx and CoGa3-xZnx

Means of Payment and the Use of Coins in the Viking Age Town of Birka in Sweden. Preliminary Results

Gold in Guleboda. A Byzantine gold coin from southern Småland

Coin production in the low countries : Fourteenth century to the present

Coins, currencies, and credit instruments : Media of exchange in economic and social history

Turning a Coin over Instead of Tossing It

Contrasting interests or two sides of the same coin? - tracing economic and social interests in the shaping of EU labour law

Automated electrolyte formulation and coin cell assembly for high-throughput lithium-ion battery research

Battery cell assembly and testing in conventional battery research is acknowledged to be heavily time-consuming and often suffers from large cell-to-cell variations. Manual battery cell assembly and electrolyte formulations are prone to introducing errors which confound optimization strategies and upscaling. Herein we present ODACell, an automated electrolyte formulation and battery assembly setup

Coin classification using a novel technique for learning characteristic decision trees by controlling the degree of generalization

Coin-turning, Random Walks And Inhomogeneous Markov Chains

This research monograph explores new frontiers in Markov chains. Although time-homogeneous Markov chains are well understood, this is not at all the case with time-inhomogeneous ones. The book, after a review on the classical theory of homogeneous chains, including the electrical network approach, introduces several new models which involve inhomogeneous chains as well as related new types of rand

C-level managers and born-digitals' scaling : The case of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs)

The coin-turning walk and its scaling limit

Obesity and COVID-19 : The Two Sides of the Coin

The World Health Organization declared COVID-19, the infectious disease caused by the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, a pandemic on March 12, 2020. COVID-19 is causing massive health problems and economic suffering around the world. The European Association for the Study of Obesity (EASO) promptly recognised the impact that the outbreak could have on people with obesity. On one side, emerging data suggest

The Role of Trust in the Context of Initial Coin Offerings

This thesis investigates the role of trust in the context of decentralised finance (DeFi). Representing a new paradigm shift in finance, DeFi emerge from the technological developments that we have witnessing in the last decades, particularly decentralised ledger technologies (DLTs) of which Blockchain is perhaps the most popular. DeFi is changing the way that firms raise financial capital and a c

The Other Side of the Coins - The Environmental Impact of Greenfield FDI in Sub-Saharan Africa´s Pollution-Intensive Industries and the Role of Governance

While foreign direct investments (FDI) are promoted as a vehicle for economic development their environmental consequences are less established. This study tests the hypotheses that 1) FDI led to environmental degradation in form of increased greenhouse gas emissions during Sub-Saharan Africa´s recent growth spurt but that 2) this impact was felt to a lesser extent in countries with a higher quali

Reply to 'Blood pressure during moderate or maximal exercise : hardly two sides of the same coin'

The two sides of the coin : joint project leader interaction in university-industry collaboration projects

This article focuses on how academic and industrial leaders view central aspects of the initiation, collaboration process, and the outcomes in government-funded R&D projects. In much previous work on university-industry collaborations (UICs), universities or researchers and/or firms have been studied without any direct reference to the other party, thus neglecting the fact that the motivations