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• The Arctic is continuing to warm faster than any other region on Earth, but key uncertainties remain in our knowledge of the Arctic carbon cycle. • We review the most current knowledge pertaining to estimates of arctic greenhouse gas components and discuss uncertainties associated with these measurements and models. • While the Arctic Ocean is consistently estimated as a carbon sink, we have yet
The existence of impartial and independent courts is a cornerstone of the success of the European project. The recent renaissance of “illiberal States” jeopardises the application of the rule of law and risks destroying the foundations of the EU legal order. In 2018, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) began developing two new lines of case-law. Firstly, the CJEU found itself to be c
In upholstery applications, it is common to use polyurethane (PUR) foam when flexibility is desired. However, as PUR is a carbon-based material produced using toxic isocyanates, it is environmentally beneficial to replace PUR with bio-based alternatives. The challenge, however, lies in finding suitable bio-based replacement materials, capable of mimicking the foam-like functionality of PUR since m
Background: The CREST model is a prediction model, quantitating the risk of circulatory-etiology death (CED) after cardiac arrest based on variables available at hospital admission, and intend to guide the triage of comatose patients without ST-segment-elevation myocardial infarction after successful cardiopulmonary resuscitation. This study assessed performance of the CREST model in the Target Te
Introduction: In Sweden, head computed tomography (CT) is commonly used for prediction of neurological outcome after cardiac arrest, as recommended by guidelines. We compare the prognostic ability and interrater variability of routine and novel CT methods for prediction of poor outcome. Methods: Retrospective study including patients from Swedish sites within the Target Temperature Management afte
Background: Communication with patients and families about serious illness impacts quality of life and helps facilitate decision-making.Objective: To elucidate the pattern of communication about serious illness for patients who have died in an inpatient setting.Design: Three hundred patients from the Swedish Registry of Palliative Care 2015-2017 were randomly selected for manual chart review.Setti
The individual wishes and priorities of patients with advanced disease are too often neglected, making a deck of cards with statements reflecting potential wishes and priorities a useful conversation tool. However, in the most ill patients, the card selection and sorting process may be too strenuous. The aims of this study were to explore the wishes and priorities of patients receiving palliative
This paper addresses Test Application Time (TAT) reduction for core-based 3D Stacked ICs (SICs). Applying traditional test scheduling methods used for non-stacked chip testing where the same test schedule is applied both at wafer test and at final test to SICs, leads to unnecessarily high TAT. This is because the final test of 3D-SICs includes the testing of all the stacked chips. A key challenge
Nowadays, organizations pursue their aims in a context of distributed collaboration, creating a need not only for supporting ICT systems, but for a hu-man-centred focus in which individual and group sense-making and learning are supported by appropriate toolsets. We argue that development of such toolsets re-quires an open systems approach. This paper discusses one example: non-competitive benchma
Brain (1999),122,1121–1132 Sequential bilateral transplantation in Parkinson’s disease Effects of the second graft P. Hagell,1 A. Schrag,5 P. Piccini,7 M. Jahanshahi,6 R. Brown,6 S. Rehncrona,2 H. Widner,1,4 P. Brundin,4 J. C. Rothwell,6 P. Odin,1 G. K. Wenning,5 P. Morrish,7 B. Gustavii,3 A. Björklund,4 D. J. Brooks,7 C. D. Marsden,5,6,† N. P. Quinn5 and O. Lindvall1 1Division of Neurology and2D
https://www.wnc.lu.se/sites/wnc.lu.se/files/hagell_et_al_brain_1999.pdf - 2026-05-28
Bilaga 2: progressionsplan Biologiska institutionen Progressionsplan för naturvetenskaplig masterexamen, huvudområde biologi En generell examen ska uppfylla de nationella examensmålen och ha en successiv, poängangiven fördjupning inom huvudområdet, inklusive ett examensarbete. I denna progressionsplan för en naturvetenskaplig masterexamen i huvudområdet biologi beskrivs de kursfordringar som krävs
Postadress Box 117 22100 LUND Besöksadress Sandgatan 13 A, hus R, Gamla Kirurgen Telefon 046-222 7264, växel 046-222 00 00 Fax 046- 222 4411 E-post malin.schatz@sam.lu.se Webbadress www.sam.lu.se Fakul te tss tyre lsen Vägledning för bedömningsunderlag vid inrättandeprövning av nytt program, samt instruktioner till bedömargruppen Förslag till nya program ska prövas enligt universitetets Handläggni
https://www.sam.lu.se/internt/sites/sam.lu.se.internt/files/2020-12/vagledning_inrattande_av_program_s-fak_beslut.pdf - 2026-05-28
Natural materials in focus at the industrial design students’ exhibition Skip to main content This site uses cookies to enhance the user experience. By continuing to use the site you agree that cookies are used according to our Cookie Policy (on the website of LTH) . Essential cookies These cookies are necessary for the website to function and cannot be turned off in our systems. These cookies do
https://www.plog.lth.se/article/natural-materials-in-focus-at-the-industrial-design-students-exhibition/ - 2026-05-25
1 LÄRANDE I LTH De tre artiklarna i detta nummer av Lärande i LTH har ursprungligen presenterats i samband med LU:s femte högskolepedagogiska utvecklingskonferens. Denna konferens vid Lunds universitet brukar ha olika fakulteter som värd och hösten 2015 organiserades den till sin helhet av LTH:s pedagogiska utvecklingsenhet Genom- brottet. Artiklarna som presenteras här i Lärande i LTH är utvalda
https://www.lth.se/fileadmin/cee/genombrottet/Laerande_i_LTH/La__rande_i_LTH_blad_32.pdf - 2026-05-26
