Reaching beyond disciplines through collaboration : Academics' learning in a national multidisciplinary research programme

Challenging the Stereotypes of "Bad" Schools and "Bad" Neighborhoods: The Voices of Middle Eastern Youths from the Swedish Suburbs

The Impact of Contextual Factors on Social Mediated Crisis. Revisiting the concept of ‘modifier’ in situational crisis communication theory

This study examines the impact of contextual factors on social mediated crisis by revisiting the concept of “modifier” in situational crisis communication theory (SCCT). Existing studies on “modifiers” in SCCT largely limit their scopes within the organizational domain and overlook the impact of contextual factors beyond organization, such as society, politics, and culture. To advance the understa

Ett långt liv i trakten av Trelleborg. Konstruktion och destruktion av långhögar och storstensgravar

Proteome analysis based on human recombinant antibody microarrays

Spectral theory for Hermitean differential systems

Named entity disambiguation in a question answering system.

In this paper, we describe how we use a named entity disambiguation module to merge entities in a question answering system. The question answering system uses a baseline passage retrieval component that extracts paragraphs from the Swedish version of Wikipedia. The passages are indexed and ranked using the Lucene platform. Prior to the indexing, we carried out a recognition and disambiguation of

Relative importance of secondary settling tank models in WWTP simulations - A global sensitivity analysis using BSM2

Value Relations - Old Wine in New Barrels

In Rabinowicz 2008, taking my departure from Ruth Chang’s notion of parity in value and from Joshua Gert’s attempt to clarify this notion, I considered how value relations can best be analyzed in terms of fitting pro-attitudes. In the formal model I put forward, fitting pro-attitudes are represented by the class of permissible preference orderings on a domain of items that are being compared. As i

Sum rules and physical limitations for passive metamaterials

Bandwidth is an important parameter in many metamaterial applications. It has been shown that Herglotz functions and sum rules offer a powerful methodology to analyze the trade-off between bandwidth and design parameters. Here, this approach is described for the temporal dispersion of constitutive relations and high-impedance surfaces.

The rational pedestrian? Examining rationality and quantification in Swedish transport planning for pedestrians

The Europeanization of Brussels and the urbanization of 'Europe'. Empowerment and disempowerment in the EU district

Airborne bacteria in operating theatres

Lower bounds on the free distance for random concatenated convolutional codes

Nationality vs. Domicile as Connecting Factor in European Private International Law in Family Matters

Telling stories: Jazz improvisers' usage of the rich intermedial 'storytelling' metaphor

Assessing foliar chlorophyll contents with the SPAD-502 chlorophyll meter: 165 a calibration test with thirteen tree species of tropical rainforest in French Guiana

Characterization and Reconstruction of Gaussian Processes from Level Crossings

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Political Changes in the Arab Region – Neither 1848 nor 1989. Department of Sociology, Lund University. May 10, 2011

Ociviliserat beteende som en form av kontraproduktivt beteende i organisationen