Low-noise polymeric nanomechanical biosensors

Challenges and opportunities in innovative firms' network development

[Different types of acidemia at birth, fetal heart rate patterns and infants outcome at four years of age]

OBJECTIVE: To study the relations between different types of acidemia in umbilical artery at birth, fetal heart rate patter'ns (FHR) during laobr and infant long-term outcome. METHODS: 2,981 cases with singleton term pregnancy were selected for retrospective case-control study. Fetal monitoring was performed periodically during labor and umbilical blood gas was analyzed at birth and the infants ou

Unge mænds ageren hos læge og sygeplejerske

Film to be projected Every year

Research Libraries and Research Data Management within the Humanities and Social Sciences

Research Data Management (RDM) is a process that is designed to deliver high quality datasets, which comply with scholarly, legal and ethical requirements. There are two outputs of the RDM process: 1. Long term preservation of datasets through archiving 2. Sharing and reuse of datasets for further research and other purposes in society at large. This proposal outlines the creation of a coherent

Design of a flexible user interface demonstrator, control software and sensors

Multi-mode electron transport through quantum waveguides with spin-orbit interaction modulations

A Simple Model of Trade, Job Task Offshoring and Social Insurance

Interactions between gallium phosphide nanowires and neurons: towards implantable nanoelectrodes

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Getting out of the black hole. Plant closures and local business renewal

Abstract in UndeterminedA more or less continuous process of structural change, not least due to a globalizing economy, poses a number of challenges to regions and local communities. However, when firms or whole industries are phasing out, windows of opportunity open up. Empirical analyses of a recent plant closure in the periphery of the Skane Region in Sweden point at the importance of retaining

Climate change risk appraisal in the Austrian Ski Industry

Male turnip moth discrimination between female sex pheromone plumes in the field

Maintenance and Commitment of Hematopoietic Progenitors: Role of flt3, c-kit and c-mpl

The need for red blood cells to transport oxygen and CO2, blood platelets to stop bleedings, and neutrophils, macrophages, B- and T-cells for host defense, is a prerequisite for life. These mature blood cells have a limited life span and are thus constantly replenished by an enormous cell production (estimated to 1012 cells per day) which primarily takes place in the bone marrow (BM). Mature blood

Prescript: Travel sickness, cultural autonomy and the insider/outsider dilemma

Who can play who’s music on who’s terms? What are the conditions for music education in a globalised world? And what kind of research and researchers can provide answers to these kind of questions?

Frieze Art Fair Yearbook

An Automatic System for View Synthesis

Region Skåne hotar lämna Max IV-bygget

How much PAR to bring to the party?

Reducing Peak-to-Average power Ratios (PAR) is an established research topic that has now begun to find its way into products. This gives rise to new questions of dimensioning. Here we address how much PAR reduction that should be applied in a practical system. We demonstrate that the amount of PAR reduction can be found with the appropriate system models. This is applied to the tonereservation PA