Quadratic Performance of Generalized First Order Systems

Comparison of two wavelet-based tools for data mining of urban water networks time series

On the symmetry of usage of canonical antonyms in discourse

Numerical Investigation of Combustion in a Biomass Furnace

Antwort Gottes : Isaiah 40–55 and the Transformation of Psalmody

Lower Bounds for the Economic Lot Scheduling Problem Using Aggregation

Some Aspects of the Concept Resilience Safety Culture

A Voice from the Other Side: A Very Brief Reflection on an American Studies Graduate Course

Design and Construction of an Autonomous Protein-based Motor

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Kartläggning av exponering för cytostatika för sjukhuspersonal: effekt i form av nya rutiner och minskad exponering

Past, present and future of Deep Brain Stimulation – an ethical inquiry

Informal investors and value added: What do we know and where do we go?

Informal investors have been highlighted as important stakeholders for potential high-growth ventures. Extant empirical research provides evidence that they contribute not only with money but also bring added value in terms of providing their skills and experience to support the continued development and growth of the ventures in which they have invested. However, despite the reported benefits of

O. Palme, ‘W.’ Bush, Hipsters, and Hip Hoppers: Ghosts and Stereotypes that Haunted a Cross-National Research Project

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Embryos grown in the dead zone. Assembling the first protoplanetary cores in low mass self-gravitating circumstellar disks of gas and solids

Mapping Project on UK-Japan Science & Innovation

Six Sigma, Lean Thinking and TQM

Transformation of Black Carbon Aerosol in the Atmosphere – Observations from Smog Chamber Studies and Ambient Air

Electron measurements in PHENIX.