Four robes de cour worn at the Swedish court : Tradition and change in tailoring and significance

Immigrant Naturalization in Denmark, the Netherlands and Sweden: Origin, Destination and Life Course in Longitudinal Perspective (1995-2015)

Reconsidering the Professor's Privilege: University Technology Transfer in Sweden and the UK

Quality of life and life satisfaction in people ageing with a spinal cord injury in southern Sweden

Code-switching in two multilingual secondary-school English classrooms in Sweden : Teacher practices and students' attitudes

Educational outcomes for children of re-partnered parents in Sweden

Pitch-to-segment Alignment in South Swedish and Mandarin Chinese: A Cross-language Comparison

A Cross-Language Study of Tonal Alignment in Scania Swedish and Mandarin Chinese

A pop-up newsroom to fight fake news: a view from Swedish elections

Swedish Media Representation of the Refugee Crisis : Islam, Conflict and Self-Reflection

Risks and opportunities for bottleneck measures in Swedish district heating networks

Heat supply bottlenecks are common in district heating (DH) networks and makes the DH network work in a non-optimal way, why it is beneficial to address them. The purpose of this paper is thus to investigate risks, opportunities, added values and issues coupled to various bottleneck measures. This is made by in depth interviews with DH companies and through DH network simulations. The results show

Intrapartum midwifery care impact Swedish couple's birth experiences — A cross-sectional study

Background: Parents’ birth experiences affect bonding with their infant, which in turn may influence the child's future health. Parents’ satisfaction with childbirth is multi-dimensional and dependent on both expectations and experiences. Increasing involvement of partners in intrapartum care may lead to an assumption that the birthing couple shares attitudes and expectations of intrapartum care.

Indoor-to-outdoor ratios of ultrafine particles in Swedish residences

Prevalence and characteristics of survivors from acute myeloid leukemia in Sweden

Nobel Symposium 152: Physics with Radioactive Beams : Göteborg, Sweden, Spring 2012

Progress in non-equilibrium Green's functions (PNGF VI) : 17-21 August 2015, Lund, Sweden

Full-time exposure to occupational noise during pregnancy was associated with reduced birth weight in a nationwide cohort study of Swedish women

Noise is a common exposure in the occupational work environment. Earlier studies of occupational noise and pregnancy outcome are few and show mixed results. To investigate if objectively assessed exposure to occupational noise during pregnancy is associated with reduced intrauterine growth and/or preterm birth a nationwide cohort study of 857,010 single births was initiated. Individual information

Early death rates remain high in high-risk APL : Update from the Swedish Acute Leukemia Registry 1997-2013

Super-heavy elements - theoretical predictions and experimental generation : proceedings of the twenty-seventh Nobel Symposium held at Ronneby, Sweden, June 11-14, 1974

From a body to a story. Transformative narratives in Swedish football

The pitch. This is the core of the process, 90 minutes of a game, creatinghistory ad hoc, constantly, quickly, and sometimes painfully. 22 playersrun and fight over the ball, for their careers, respect, and fame. Supportersoften see themselves as the most important participants in the footballexperience, but one needs players. The emphasis in the media has oftenbeen on the football superstars, des