Parabolic synthesis methodology

MDCT in the evaluation of skeletal trauma: principles, protocols and clinical applications.

Portfolio Allocation and Cabinet Duration in Parliamentary Democracies

Framtagning av lösningsprincip för verifiering av rätt sida vid snabb sidbläddring

Review in Swedish of Staffan Ulfstrand: Darwins idé

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High-density microarray analysis in cancer and allergy

Parents Romantic Attachment Style and Relationship Characteristics Affect their Representations of Parental Caregiving

Cassian the Roman in Monastic Collections and Florilegia

Growing Academic Interest in European Sikhs

Recombinant antibody microarrays – Focussed and global approaches for high-through proteomics

Nonconvergence to Saddle Boundary Points under Perturbed Reinforcement Learning

Rural Reforms and Agricultural Productivity in Laos

Aerotaxy - A Gas-Phase Nanowire Growth Technique

In this thesis an efficient nanowire fabrication technique, called Aerotaxy, is investigated. Traditional nanowire fabrication techniques include the use of a substrate as a point of nanowire nucleation which limits the amount of nanowires that can be produced per unit time. In contrary, Aerotaxy offers a continuous growth process, in the gasphase, which could substantially increase the rate at wh

Antibody-based microarrays: From focused assays to proteome-scale analysis

Steen Bo Frandsen, Holsten i helstaten

Motivation and the standardization of work: Industry revisited or a victory to professionalism?

The standardization of work processes has become an increasingly common feature in the public administration, aiming at both efficiency and equal treatment of citizens. Combining this standardization with employee motivation is considered a challenge. This challenge is explored, based on a survey among officials at the Swedish Social Insurance Agency. Results reveal that, contrary to expectations,

Academic leadership in the field of nursing and health science research

Production of poly(3-hydroxybutyrate) and ectoines using a halophilic bacterium

Halomonas boliviensis is a moderate halophilic bacterium, isolated from a soil sample around a hypersaline lake Laguna Colorada in the Andean region of Bolivia. The organism is capable of growing over a wide range of NaCl concentration (0-25 %, w/v), however with an optimum of about 4.5 % (w/v) NaCl. It is able to accumulate two useful products: poly(3-hydroxybutyrate) (PHB) and ectoines (ectoine

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