Tillgänglighet, användbarhet och universell design

Flexible qualification – a key to labour law?

This article argues that flexible knowledge (and thus continuous education) has the potential to out-date employment protection versus new forms of works as the touchstone oflabour law discourse in the Knowledge Society. Hitherto labour law discourse has usually focused on labour market segmentation in terms of a core group of permanently employed workers and more peripheral groups of workers in a

The Phantasticon: To use the sense of touch to control a computer and the world around you

Interaction between renal function and microalbuminuria for cardiovascular risk in hypertensive patients

On the syntax of disposition ascriptions in Swedish

A Limit Study of Thread-Level Speculation in JavaScript Engines — Initial Results

Stereo Head Calibration from a Planar Object

Marriage and Migration in Europe. Evidence from Three Case-studies of Mid-nineteenth Century

Kärlek. Vad är det? Några reflektioner

Controllability Issues of Robots near Singular Configurations

Estmating Extreme Thermal Actions in Concrete Structures

The surrounding climate gives temperature variations in both time and space for concrete structures. Due to external and internal restraints thermal strains and stresses may develop in the structure and these stresses can contribute to cracking. This will affect the performance of the structure. To predict the dynamic thermal conditions in concrete structures a finite element model has been develo

Statistical error studies in the ESS linac

Introduction to cognition, education, and communication technology

Does Pricing Capability Affect Product Market Value Appropriation: A Case-Study in the European Packaging Industry

This case-study of pricing capability in the European packaging industry examines the process and mechanisms whereby pricing capability affects product market value appropriation. Pricing related challenges illustrated by the five cases included in the study ranged from keeping track of and setting consistent prices for up to 5000 different products spread across almost a thousand different custom

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A Pulse Technique for Control of Fed-batch Fermentations

A strategy for control of substrate feed rate in fed-batch fermentations is presented. The main idea is to make pulses in the feed rate and to evaluate the response in the dissolved oxygen signal. This gives an indirect measurement of the substrate demand that is used for feedback control of the feed rate. Experimental data is used to develop a model of a fermentation process. The model is used to

Identification of the Dynamic Processes in WWTP and Control of WWTP

What Europe Can Do for Israeli-Palestinian Ties That the U.S. Can't read

Dynamic speed adaptation based on information technology

In order to define critical situations in which speed adaptation is unsatisfactory a number of traffic safety researchers from 20 countries were asked to rate the seriousness of various situations. The proportion of injury accidents in the different situations were also considered. Expert judgements, the high proportion of injury accidents and the increased accident risks compared to "normal" cond

Taking the linguistic turn in organizational research: challenges, responses, consequences