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ANMÄLAN Förvaltningsrätt med offentlighet och sekretess, 15 hp Anmälan skrivs under av ansvarig chef eller den utbildningsansvarige i organisationen och skickas sedan inskannad via e-post till uppdragsutbildning@jur.lu.se och forv@jur.lu.se. Personliga uppgifter För- och efternamn Personnummer Postadress Postnummer/Ort Telefonnummer E-postadress Intresserad av att läsa (ringa in ett alternativ) Vå

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ANMÄLAN Internetbaserad juridisk introduktionskurs, 15 hp Anmälan skrivs under av ansvarig chef eller den utbildningsansvarige i organisationen och skickas sedan inskannad via e-post till uppdragsutbildning@jur.lu.se och jik@jur.lu.se. Personliga uppgifter För- och efternamn Personnummer Postadress Postnummer/Ort Telefonnummer E-postadress Intresserad av att läsa (ringa in ett alternativ) Vårtermi

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ANMÄLAN Barnkonvenonen ur et svenskt perspekv, 15 hp Anmälan skrivs under av ansvarig chef eller den utbildningsansvarige i organisaonen och skickas sedan inskannad via e-post ll uppdragsutbildning@jur.lu.se och bk@jur.lu.se. Personliga uppgier För- och eernamn Personnummer Postadress Postnummer/Ort Telefonnummer E-postadress Intresserad av at läsa (ringa in et alternav) Vårtermin Höstermin Sommar

https://www.jur.lu.se/sites/jur.lu.se/files/2023-12/Anm%C3%A4lningsblankett%20BK.pdf - 2026-05-20

Rapport till UMAS ledning tisdag 14/11 2006 kl 13 TEDDYårsrapport 1 2008-03-23 TEDDY-studien: årsrapport 2007. Sponsorer: NIDDK NIAID NICHD NCRR ADA JDRF TEDDYårsrapport 2 2008-03-23 Bakgrund Typ 1 diabetes hos barn i Sverige fortsätter att öka med 5-6% per år. Av alla nyfödda barn i Sverige kommer c:a 1% att få typ 1 diabetes under sin livstid. Fler än två barn får således diagnosen diabetes varj

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1 (5) LUNDS UNIVERSITET CAMPUS HELSINGBORG Protokoll Sarnmantradesdatum 2024-11-20 Diarienummer STYR 2024/3008 Utveckl ingsen heten Protokoll Campus husstyrelse Narvarande Charlotta Johnsson rektor, Campus Helsingborg Jerker Jacobsson admin. chef, utvecklingsenheten Veronica Aberg lokalansvarig, Inst for tjanstevetenskap Hanna Ekroth administrator, Inst f strategisk kommunikation Maria Bergendal A

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Prey organisms often use multiple sensory cues to gain reliable information about imminent predation threat. In this study we test if a freshwater fish increases the reliance on supplementary cues when the reliability of the primary cue is reduced. Fish commonly use vision to evaluate predation threat, but may also use chemical cues from predators or injured conspecifics. Environmental changes, su

'Adaptive Landscape' was first formulated as a heuristic model or metaphor for the evolutionary process by late population geneticist Sewall Wright in a famous paper published in 1932. The metaphor of an adaptive landscape with adaptive peaks of high fitness, separated by adaptive valleys of low fitness attracted a lot of interest from contemporary and later evolutionary biologists and inspired re

Submerged macrophytes play a key role in north temperate shallow lakes by stabilizing clear-water conditions. Eutrophication has resulted in macrophyte loss and shifts to turbid conditions in many lakes. Considerable efforts have been devoted to shallow lake restoration in many countries, but long-term success depends on a stable recovery of submerged macrophytes. However, recovery patterns vary w

Hybridization is increasingly recognized as a potent evolutionary force. Although additive genetic variation and novel combinations of parental genes theoretically increase the potential for hybrid species to adapt, few empirical studies have investigated the adaptive potential within a hybrid species. Here, we address whether genomic contingencies, adaptation to climate, or diet best explain dive

Insight into how environmental change determines the production and distribution of cyanobacterial toxins is necessary for risk assessment. Management guidelines currently focus on hepatotoxins (microcystins). Increasing attention is given to other classes, such as neurotoxins (e.g., anatoxin-a) and cytotoxins (e.g., cylindrospermopsin) due to their potency. Most studies examine the relationship b

Microorganisms dominate the decomposition of organic matter and their activities are strongly influenced by temperature. As the carbon (C) flux from soil to the atmosphere due to microbial activity is substantial, understanding temperature relationships of microbial processes is critical. It has been shown that microbial temperature relationships in soil correlate with the climate, and microorgani

The photoreceptors and eyes of four fish species commonly cohabiting Fennoscandian lakes with different light transmission properties were compared: pikeperch Sander lucioperca, pike Esox lucius, perch Perca fluviatilis and roach Rutilus rutilus. Each species was represented by individuals from a clear (greenish) and a humic (dark brown) lake in southern Finland: Lake Vesijärvi (LV; peak transmiss

The migration of the great snipe Gallinago media was previously poorly known. Three tracks in 2010 suggested a remarkable migratory behaviour including long and fast overland non-stop flights. Here we present the migration pattern of Swedish male great snipes, based on 19 individuals tracked by light-level geolocators in four different years. About half of the birds made stopover(s) in northern Eu

Disturbances are believed to be one of the main factors influencing variations in community diversity and functioning. Here we investigated if exposure to a pH press disturbance affected the composition and functional performance of a bacterial community and its resistance, recovery and resilience to a second press disturbance (salt addition). Lake bacterial assemblages were initially exposed to r

The comment by Myers-Smith and Myers focuses on three main points: (i) the lack of a mechanistic explanation for climate-selection relationships, (ii) the appropriateness of the climate data used in our analysis, and (iii) our focus on estimating climate-selection relationships across (rather than within) taxonomic groups. We address these critiques in our response.

Numerous prey organisms, including many rotifers, exhibit inducible defensive plasticity, such as spines, in response to predators. Here, we test the hypothesis that prey modify their defence response to different predator sizes with a bi-directional adjustment in spine length. First, we show experimentally, that large-sized predators induce a reduction in prey spine length. Second, we conducted a