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Strong collegial networks and a desire for change are important for teachers who develop towards a scholarship of teaching and learning

Background: Teachers undertaking scholarly inquiry into teaching and learning can improve education. Many universities wish to promote such undertakings e.g. with teaching awards and academies.Summary of work: The aim of this study is to better understand circumstances where teachers develop towards a Scholarship of teaching and learning, SoTL, in a research-intensive faculty of medicine and healt

Expressed sequence tags as a tool for phylogenetic analysis of placental mammal evolution.

BACKGROUND: We investigate the usefulness of expressed sequence tags, ESTs, for establishing divergences within the tree of placental mammals. This is done on the example of the established relationships among primates (human), lagomorphs (rabbit), rodents (rat and mouse), artiodactyls (cow), carnivorans (dog) and proboscideans (elephant). METHODOLOGY/PRINCIPAL FINDINGS: We have produced 2000 ESTs

Literary Tourism and the Branding of Places: An Expanding Market in Sweden

I will present a study, concerning crime writer Henning Mankell, and his stories about chief inspector Kurt Wallander at the Ystad police department in southern Sweden. In a cooperation between the local Tourist Office and the film production company producing films based on the Mankell/Wallander stories, a concept has been developed where tourists are invited to follow a ”murder walk” in Ystad. D

Supporting Intelligibility in a Healthcare scenario using Palcom

In this paper we describe a scenario for supporting healthcare at home and identify some demands for intelligibility in this situation. In such a system we have identified a need for flexible adding and removing medical devices, and to support changing functionality depending on if a nurse is present or not. We suggest that this kind of variability can be addressed by introducing guards in our rul