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Dendrokronologisk analys av karl IX:s jaktpaviljong, Mariebergsskogen, Karlstad
Humboldts universitet : Bildning och vetenskap i det moderna Tyskland
Lebanese society is split over a potential war with Israel
RUST (e. 109, 2023) : this tattoo of hunters’ boots and rifle bolts
#109_RUST this tattoo of hunters’ boots and rifle bolts, for sinfonietta."RUST, this tattoo of hunters' boots and rifle bolts" is inspired by Gravity's Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon. This inspiration is more than a poetic tone painting of the Pynchon text. Rather, the music relates to both the materiality and the mixture of low & high art found in g.r.This piece uses many recent advances in contem
Vineland (e. 110, 2022)
#110. VinelandTITLE: VinelandCAT# (YEAR COMPOSED): 110 (2022/23)INSTRUMENTATION: solo voice with 2-3 microphones (one on throat), lo-fi spoken text, 3D scenographyPAGES: 26DURATION (APPROX): 12’30PUBLICATION:PREMIERE: 2023-01-20 by Angela Wingerath. Deutsches Hygiene-Museum, 19:00.
4. sonata (e. 111, 2024) : kleine Aster (von Gottfried Benn)
#111_4. sonata : kleine Aster (von Gottfried Benn), for tuba and amplification
Linda's Sorrow (e. 112, 2024)
Linda's sorrowfor SSA choir #112, 2024
From colour adjctive to degree modifier : The case of blå in Swedish
This short contribution is concerned with the development of the colour adjective blå (blue) in Swedish and the underlying semantic conditions and mechanisms that have been favourable for the development of the new senses that have gained ground among speakers.
Taking Issue With Le Poidevin's New Agnosticism
Le Poidevin’s ‘new agnosticism’ concerns partaking in religious life while being uncertain whether religious discourse is fictional or not. Le Poidevin has offered two distinct versions of the new agnosticism, ‘semantic agnosticism’ and ‘meta-linguistic agnosticism’. I suggest that the first, ‘semantic agnosticism’, should be rejected, mainly because it involves a highly questionable view of truth
Real-time monitoring of gradient chromatography using dual Kalman-filters
Real-time state estimation in chromatography is a useful tool to improve monitoring of biopharmaceutical downstream processes, combining mechanistic model predictions with real-time data acquisition to obtain an estimation that surpasses that of either approach individually. One common technique for real-time state estimation is Kalman filtering. However, non-linear adsorption isotherms pose a sig
Bleeding phenotype according to factor level in 825 children with nonsevere hemophilia : data from the PedNet cohort
Background: Information on bleeding phenotype in nonsevere hemophilia may be used to determine target factor levels for prophylaxis or gene therapy in severe hemophilia. Objectives: To assess the association between endogenous factor level and bleeding phenotype in children with nonsevere (factor [F]VIII/FIX activity 1%-25%) hemophilia A (HA) and B without prophylaxis. Methods: Data on annualized
Event boundary perception in audio described films by people without sight
Audio description (AD) plays a crucial role in making audiovisual media accessible to people with a visual impairment, enhancing their experience and understanding. This study employs an event segmentation task to examine how people without sight perceive and segment narrative events in films with AD, compared to sighted viewers without AD. Two AD versions were utilized, differing in the explicitn
Social Media, Anti-Corruption Activism and Democratisation in Authoritarian Contexts: A Case Study of Uzbekistan
This article aims to examine the nexus between social media, anti-corruption activism and democratisation in authoritarian regime contexts. It will investigate the complex ways in which civil society actors utilise art and humour on social media platforms to engage in covert anti-corruption activism. In doing so, we will show how, in authoritarian contexts, digital (social media) activists creativ
Läkares jäv bör redovisas i media
The Minerva of the North and her medals : Iconographic strategies of Queen Christina’s reign in Sweden
Sleep interventions in pediatric oncology: A systematic review of the evidence
Sleep concerns are common during pediatric cancer treatment and can last into survivorship. The current systematic review sought to identify intervention studies that addressed sleep as a primary or secondary outcome during pediatric cancer treatment up to 5 years after completing treatment. Quality assessment was rated using the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development, and Evaluation (
Transatlantic Transitions: Responses to the Russian Threat in the Baltic Sea Region, 2014-2020
Det övergripande syftet med avhandlingen är att utforska alliansbildning och allianshantering i en regional miljö, genom att analysera hur det ryska hotet i Östersjöregionen bemöttes under åren 2014-2020. Studien utvecklar i synnerhet begreppet ”informellt allierad” och belyser alliansbildning ur ett småstatsperspektiv. I linje med ett realistiskt tillvägagångssätt tar studien det internationella The overall aim of this thesis is to explore alliance formation and management in a regional setting, by analyzing responses to the Russian threat in the Baltic Sea region during the years 2014-2020. In particular, the study develops the concept of an informal ally and sheds lights on alliance formation from a small state perspective. In line with a realist approach, the study takes the impact of
A relational approach to youth healthcare: Examining young people's, parents' and clinicians' experiences in the context of variations in sex characteristics
According to popular understandings, children grow from a state of dependence to eventually become independent adults. Interdependence helps to disrupt the in/dependence binary and is a useful concept for making sense of the experiences young people with variations in sex characteristics in relation to healthcare. This study used semi-structured interviews with 32 health professionals, 33 caregive
Structural barriers to sufficiency: the contribution of research on elites
‘Sufficiency’ has become a key term within sustainability science. The satisfaction of basic human needs for all and for multiple generations is only possible if coupled to the implementation of ecological ceilings that prevent wealthy groups from disproportionate production and consumption patterns and energy use. While much sufficiency research has focused on the poor and how to provide correspo