Education and postcolonial cosmopolitanism

Nunnor och Kvinnliga munkar: Forandring och utmaning av den buddhistiska ordningen i Thailand

High-performance 15 nm diameter InAs nanowire Ω-gate MOSFETs

In this paper we present 15 nm InAs nanowire lateral MOSFETs with an Ω-gate. The nanowires are grown from size-selected Au-aerosols by means of metal-organic vapor phase epixtaxy (MOVPE). In order to reduce the source and drain resistances, n-type dopants were introduced in the bottom and top parts of the nanowire forming a n-i-n structure. We report experimental data for 15 nm InAs nanowire MOSFE

Internationalization of the Firm and Its Board

Film Funding Developments in the EU: Effects of public film support on a small national cinema (invited paper presentation)

In the cinemas of small European nations, infrastructural support systems aimed at endorsing and strengthening audiovisual production, tend to play an increasingly pivotal role. Since additional systems have been added, with the intent to, for instance, encourage co-production or to attract filming and post-production work to assorted places – and always coming with various provisions attached – o

Molecular recognition elements prepared by molecular imprinting.

Statistical copolymers with di- and tetrasulfonated arylene sulfone segments for proton-exchange membrane fuel cell applications

Historical Fiction: the art of Matthew Buckingham

A Comparative Study of Incremental Attribute Grammar Solutions to Name Resolution

Attribute grammars are useful in integrated editing environments for obtaining automatic incremental compilation features. However, traditional attribute grammars use aggregated values during name resolution, resulting in large sets of affected attribute instances after edits. In this paper, we show how reference attribute grammars (RAGs) can significantly reduce the number of affected attributes.

Cognitive neuroscience – A brief introduction

Abstract in UndeterminedIn neuroscience a number of new techniques have been developed by means of which it has become possible to study the activity of the living human brain. By means of these techniques we are beginning to understand the neurophysiology behind environmental attitudes and preferences. The mechanisms involve links between the sensory and control parts of the cortex and specific n

Living in Contra Life - A Biographical Approach to Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Review of Comparative Education Research. Approaches and Methods

Multisource geophysical investigation of the Acıgöl caldera structure (central Turkey): preliminary results

Neogene and Quaternary volcanic activity formed the large volume ignimbritic units (about 10 different units, namely Cappadocian ignimbritic field) around Nevşehir, Derinkuyu and Acıgöl districts. These large volume ignimbrites are mostly caldera-related products but the calderas are partially or totally buried by later pyroclastic and sedimentary cover. Source estimations for the caldera-related

Simulating Actions with the Associative Self-Organizing Map

Nano and micro-cantilever sensors – new materials and new read-out principles

Grain boundary melting in ice

The Last Dog in Rwanda: Swedish Educational Films and Teaching Guides on the History of Genocide

Sweden has a long tradition of using film material in school education. As a way to heighten the film industry’s status, commercial film companies began to lend out films to schools already in 1921. This practice continued until Swedish television (SVT) started to televise programs directly to schools in 1961. The Last Dog in Rwanda (Den sista hunden i Rwanda, 2006, Jens Assur) is a short film pro

Water and energy - messages to COP15. Consensus from the IWA conference on Water and Energy

Changes of paranasal sinus abnormalities found incidentally on MRI.

Climate change and forests’ sensitivity to storm and spruce bark beetle damage