Commercialization of Academic Research – Uncovering the Grey Zone

Remembrance, Commemoration and Memorial Ceremonies in Post-tsunami Thailand

Memorial ceremonies serve varying purposes, from national recognition of a tragedy to healing an individual’s inner wounds. An important aim is to make a catastrophic event comprehensible. The Indian Ocean Tsunami 2004 hit thirteen countries and almost 300,000 people were killed. In Thailand approximately 10,000 perished and among them were foreign tourists from nearly forty countries. Memorial

Social laws should be conceived as a special case of mechanisms : A reply to Daniel Little

I am grateful to Daniel Little for his insightful reply to my recent article in Social Epistemology (2012, 105-114) about what appears to be a flaw in Jon Elster’s conception of mechanisms. I agree with much of what Little says, but want to amplify a different underlying problem with Elster’s conception (fourth point below) than Little suggests in his reply (third point below). This underlying pro

Reaping the Benefits of Deeper Euro-Med Integration Through Trade Facilitation

Long-time average spectrograms of dysphonic

Var god vänd. Vellinges motstånd mot främlingar vilar på gamla traditioner.

Går det att styra läkare

LTH-lärares upplevelser av kursutvärderingar

Is informationalization good for the Middle East

Enabling and exclusionary factors in social participation in very old age – Qualitative findings form five EU countries.

Climate change impacts on amino acid production and gross mineralization in heathland soil

Transaction Costs of Energy Efficiency Projects: A Review of Quantitative Estimations

Field Trial in Italy. Evaluation of the effects of the SASPENCE system on driver behaviour.

This document describes the evaluation of the Safe Speed and Safe Distance system, developed in the framework of the SASPENCE subproject, considering driver behaviour, reactions and acceptance when driving with it in real traffic conditions. The findings show positive effects of the system in terms of fewer alarm situations, shorter alarm lengths, shorter reaction times, larger headway, better spe

Packaging Technology

Organising Complex IT Activities: A case study of a Swedish IT Department Turning Profit Centre

The Role of Psychological and Biological Factors in Children’s Accidents

Centrality dependent particle production at y=0 and y ~ 1 in Au + Au collisions at s(NN)**(1/2) = 200-GeV.

Are we prepared to take the environmental challenge from nanotechnology?

The Morality of Transparency: A Comparison of NGOs and Business Ethics

Paper presented at Workshop on the Sociology of Transparency, Univ. Osnabruck, Nov. 2015. Disclosure and transparency, being open so that others can look deeper into to your organization, is not just a requirement imposed by government regulations or funding agencies. Transparency is also tied to a value of authenticity, sincerity and ethics. There is moral dimension to transparency. Being open is

Practical advantages of inverted decoupling

This paper presents a study of the main advantages of inverted decoupling in 2×2 processes. Two simulation examples and an experimental process are used to show these advantages in comparison with simplified decoupling. The study focuses on the following practical advantages: the apparent process is the same as that obtained if one loop changes to manual; bumpless transfer and anti-windup are achi