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LAM i NATE TALKS LANGUAGE ACQUISITION, MULTILINGUALISM & TEACHING January 31 Theme 1: Phonological Awareness, Language Acquisition, and Literacy Donna Coch (Dartmouth College) Reading and rhyming from an ERP perspective February 14 Theme 1: Phonological Awareness, Language Acquisition, and Literacy Annika Andersson (Linnaeus University) Can processing of L2 phonology explain processing of L2 seman

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Research at Geomatics, Karlstads universitet Research at Geomatics, Karlstads universitet Published 30 January 2024 A new appointment for the SHARE series on the most pressing issues in archaeological (digital) practice. Jan Haas from Karlstad university will presents the Geomatics unit and a short overview of current research projects. The Geomatics unit at Karlstads university is expanding and h

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Microsoft Word - Course-outline-COSB40-2022.docx 1 COSB40: Contemporary South-East Asia - Political Developments and Societal Issues Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies, Lund University Autumn (November) 2022 (Online) Course Director: Elizabeth Rhoads (elizabeth.rhoads@ace.lu.se) Other instructors: Chontida Auikool 7.5 credits The course provides students with basic knowledge of Southeast

https://www.ace.lu.se/sites/ace.lu.se/files/2022-10/Course-outline-COSB40-2022-updated-4%20Oct.pdf - 2026-04-20

It is a well-known fact that when we in Korea find elaborate polite conjugations, that structure and determine everyday interaction, the Danes, on the other side of the Globe, have a habit of saying ‘you’ (‘du’) in almost every context. We are dealing with an Asian language ruled by a high level of honorific phrases and a Scandinavian language characterized by its more unpolished and straightforwa

This chapter explores the interaction between competition law and especially Article 101(3) TFEU and environmental and climate change goals in the context of the EU’s Green Deal and the aim of energy transition. First, it reviews the evolution of the Commission’s and national authorities’ approaches to environmental and climate benefits in their general assessment of horizontal and vertical agreem

The Covid-19 pandemic has forced us all to adapt. For ethnographic areastudies, such adaptations take place both at the level of the researcher andthe researched. This essay reflects on how the study of an Indian childrights advocacy network adapted to ‘going online’ as a consequence of thepandemic and lockdown in India. Although the researcher could no longerbe physically present in the studied s

The global political economy of energy is marked by a fragmentation of actors, institutions and frames. The goal of this chapter is to map and critically interpret this fragmented landscape of energy governance. First, it provides a deconstruction of the global energy challenge, arguing that the world does not face a singular energy problem but in fact multiple energy-related challenges. Which ene

Across the world, the pandemic has made many of us rapidly change (at least temporarily) how we organize, work, and live, provoking a series of urgent questions. What is our relationship with the family, community, environment and the state? How should we structure our work? How do we value essential work and workers? How are we going to live, work, and organize differently in a post-pandemic worl

As the urgency of environmental challenges grows, companies are increasingly expected to reduce their negative impact and rethink their current practices. In light of this time of change, the aim with the following thesis is to increase the understanding of the conjunction between Sustainable Business Model transformation and Sustainability-Oriented Innovation, and contribute to existing literatur

Kursanalys GEO823 Sediment, landlormer o(h strukturerVT2 2021 (15 hp) Kursen s\,"ftar till grundlegqande kunskaps- och f;jrdighetstrening inom essentiella discipliner inom geologi: sedimentologi och geomorfologi (delkurs 1,7,5 hp) samt strukturgeologi (delkurs 2, 7,5 hp). Fdr de tv6 delkurserna ansvarar tv5 olika liirarlag. Under varterminen 2021 har beda delkurserna genomfdrts i anpassad form p.g

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https://www.naturvetenskap.lu.se/internt/sites/naturvetenskap.lu.se.internt/files/2021-10/Protokoll-fakultetsstyrelsen-210929.pdf - 2026-04-20

Digital exams can be taken either in an exam room on campus or entirely remotely. Regardless of the setting, it's crucial to know well in advance how you are expected to prepare so that technology doesn't cause any unnecessary stress. Below, we’ve listed some questions that are important to consider before an exam. Do you need to bring your own computer?Some programmes have computer rooms specific

https://www.campusonline.lu.se/en/learning-strategies/digital-exams-how-prepare - 2026-04-19

29 April 2026 12:00 to 13:00 | Seminar Topic: Tracing Industrial Change Over Time: Harmonizing Industry Classifications in Swedish Register Data for Machine LearningWhen: 29 April, 2026 12.00 to 13.00 CETWhere: Online - link by registration Speaker: Philipp Stark, Human Geography, Lund UniversityAbstractSwedish register data offer a uniquely powerful resource for longitudinal research, providing p

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Course codes: SOCM05 Sociology: Master's (Two Years) Thesis, 30 credits SOCM06 Sociology: Master's (Two Years) Thesis, 15 credits SOCM15 Sociology: Master (One Year) Thesis, 15 credits Study period: 19 January – 7 June 2026 Mandatory introductory meetingYou find the time and place for your introductory meeting by searching for the course code (SOCM15/06/05) in the schedule. Find schedule via TimeE

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Course code: CCRN01, 15 credits Study period: 1 September - 31 October 2025 Mandatory introductory meeting and lectureThe course starts with a mandatory introductory meeting and lecture.Time and place: September 1, 13:00Address: G:a Paviljongen 206 (House P, room 206) You can also find the time and place for your introductory meeting by searching for the course code (CCRN01) in the schedule. Find

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To secure your place, please complete the online form below by DDMMYY. Spaces are limited to 16 participants, and places may fill up quickly. We recommend completing the online booking form as soon as possible.If fewer than 8 participants register, the training will be cancelled.Workshop SummarySupplemental instructions (SI) and Peer assisted study sessions (PASS) are models of peer learning used

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29 April 2026 12:00 to 13:00 | Seminar Topic: Tracing Industrial Change Over Time: Harmonizing Industry Classifications in Swedish Register Data for Machine LearningWhen: 29 April, 2026 12.00 to 13.00 CETWhere: Online - link by registration Speaker: Philipp Stark, Human Geography, Lund UniversityAbstractSwedish register data offer a uniquely powerful resource for longitudinal research, providing p

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Human Geography SGEM20 GEOGRAPHICAL THOUGHT Autumn 2020 PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE Day: Time: Room: Teacher: Title: 31 Aug. 13:15 – 15 Rio/online HGL Introduction and Making geography (a) 2 Sep. 13:15 – 15 Flygeln/online Flygeln/online HGL KSG Making geography (b) Regional geography (a) 4 Sep. 12:15 – 13 13:15 – 14 14:15 – 15 Online Online Flygeln/online KSG KSG HGL Regional geography (b) (seminar) (Gro

https://www.keg.lu.se/en/sites/keg.lu.se.en/files/sgem20_2020_preliminary_schedule.pdf - 2026-04-20