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Ground motion poses a significant threat to the safety and functionality of transport infrastructure, particularly in regions affected by landslides, subsidence, freeze–thaw processes, and large-scale tunnelling. Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) enables millimeter-level displacement monitoring over large areas and is used to support infrastructure risk assessment. Here, we evaluate

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The long-term, sustainable delivery of ecosystem services from forest use, restoration, and conservation—here termed global wood security—is increasingly threatened. We introduce the concept of wood security and report the results of a workshop to identify twenty critical challenges to global wood security, grouped into five conceptual themes: Forest management, conservation, and land-use change;

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Data shortages fuel controversy about an ongoing insect biodiversity crisis. Insects are immensely diverse and functionally critical for ecosystems, yet data on their trends remain patchy and biased. Sensors, ranging from camera traps and acoustic recorders to weather radar stations, are set to transform data collection in entomology. Meanwhile, AI models that extract biological information from s

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We analyse whether financing higher education through student loans or grants affects the college major choices of students in Chile where either type of financing is allocated based on a standardised test. Students who are marginally eligible for grants are more likely to enrol in high-paying fields such as science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Complementing the reduced-form results,

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Automation constitutes a socio-technical project where expectations about the uncertain future of work are formed and negotiated. Rather than focusing on the expectations and imaginaries of elite groups, the spread of automation has made occupational futures a concern for many frontline workers, such as bus drivers. In Stockholm, Sweden, the introduction of autonomous buses generated expectations

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Background: Physician-assisted dying (PAD) remains prohibited in Sweden despite increasing public and professional support, and ongoing societal debate. Since medical students are future physicians, they constitute a relevant group for studying potential shifting attitudes to PAD. The present study examined Swedish medical students’ attitudes toward PAD, explored how ethical reasoning and individu

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This thesis examines overseas Chinese food culture in Finland as a site where market adaptation, racialized norms, and everyday regulation intersect. Focusing on Chinese restaurants, it explores how food functions not only as a cultural product, but also as a material medium through which overseas Chinese communities negotiate identity, cultural subjectivity, and racial boundaries. Drawing on eve

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This thesis examines how Foreign Agents Laws (FALs) transform when travelling from authoritarian origins into hybrid and EU-constrained democratic regimes, using Hungary and Georgia as comparative case studies. Drawing on legal transfer and autocratic legalism as the primary analytical framework, the thesis traces how FAL-type instruments mutate their formal legal architecture in response to dome

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This thesis examines how members of Backa Kåken understand and navigate the possibilities and barriers involved in the unfinished transformation of the former Kirseberg prison, formally Centralfängelset 1 in Malmö, while lacking formal ownership and control over the site. The study uses a qualitative, phenomenology-informed socio-legal approach based primarily on thirteen semi-structured interview

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Real-time constrained control of robotic manipulators places strict computational demands on the underlying hardware. At typical industrial control rates, the controller must solve a constrained optimisation problem at every sampling instant without exception. General- purpose computing platforms running standard operating systems are poorly suited to this requirement, not because the underlying a

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This thesis examines how early-stage entrepreneurs integrate generative AI into their ideation processes. As AI is increasingly used, it raises the question of how entrepreneurial ideation should be understood when idea development happens through interaction between entrepreneurs and AI systems. The study is guided by the research question: How do early-stage entrepreneurs integrate generative AI

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This study examines how social entrepreneurs reason through potential value conflicts between social and commercial considerations, a process that has received little empirical attention at the individual level. We conducted scenario-based, semi-structured interviews with eight social entrepreneurs leading established social enterprises in Sweden, drawing on think-aloud and retrospective verba

Rosemary Rayfuse Archives - The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law

Rosemary Rayfuse Archives - The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law Skip to content Search for: Search Button Home About Us Who We Are Our History About Raoul Wallenberg Our Theory of Change Staff Opportunities Annual Reports Whistleblower Our work What we do Multi-Disciplinary Research Higher Education Strategic Advice and Analysis Outreach Evaluation of Programme Work

https://rwi.lu.se/author-in-rwi-publications/rosemary-rayfuse/ - 2026-09-18

Dolda skatter temat för digitala HT-dagar

Dolda skatter temat för digitala HT-dagar Dolda skatter temat för digitala HT-dagar Publicerad den 15 april 2021 Foto: Maria Nilsson Under årets Humanist- och teologdagar vid Lunds universitet bjuder föreläsarna på oförglömliga äventyr – från fablernas skatter till vattenfyllda gravar i Egypten, från grottkyrkor i Etiopien till skatterna inom oss – samt förstås till konstens, teaterns, klisterlapp

https://www.historiska.lu.se/article/dolda-skatter-temat-foer-digitala-ht-dagar/ - 2026-09-19

”En avsmakningsmeny för humanistisk forskning”

”En avsmakningsmeny för humanistisk forskning” ”En avsmakningsmeny för humanistisk forskning” Av Sofia Hermansson - Publicerad den 14 april 2022 Foto: Norstedts förlag I ett spännande samarbete mellan Anekdot, Bildningspodden och Norstedts förlag har Bildningsboxen – ett helt nytt sätt att tillgängliggöra humanistisk forskning på – tagits fram. Våra forskare Lena Halldenius och David Larsson Heide

https://www.historiska.lu.se/article/en-avsmakningsmeny-foer-humanistisk-forskning/ - 2026-09-19

Humanist- och teologdagarna 8-9 april

Humanist- och teologdagarna 8-9 april Humanist- och teologdagarna 8-9 april Av Sofia Hermansson - Publicerad den 30 mars 2022 Humanistiska och teologiska fakulteterna bjuder in till HT-dagarna. Under två dagar kan du ta del av öppna föreläsningar på temat Hopp och förtvivlan på LUX i Lund. Kom och hör några av de tjugotal föredrag som avhandlar allt från psykiatriska patienters livsberättelser och

https://www.historiska.lu.se/article/humanist-och-teologdagarna-8-9-april/ - 2026-09-19

Imperiernas fall, Från Akkad till USA – ny bok av Dick Harrison

Imperiernas fall, Från Akkad till USA – ny bok av Dick Harrison Imperiernas fall, Från Akkad till USA – ny bok av Dick Harrison Av Sofia Hermansson - Publicerad den 21 mars 2022 I den nyutgivna boken ”Imperiernas fall, från Akkad till USA” undersöker historieprofessor Dick Harrison hur imperier uppstått men senare brutit samman. Boken tar upp frågor kring just varför och hur stormakter lyckats vid

https://www.historiska.lu.se/article/imperiernas-fall-fraan-akkad-till-usa-ny-bok-av-dick-harrison/ - 2026-09-19