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Seminar_series_2024_2025_updated list copy.xlsx Date Presenter Group Date Presenter Group Date Presenter Group 30-aug-24 Siker Kimbung IH 10-jan-25 Deborah Oliveira JS 29-aug-25 Stina Andersson SM updat 06-sep-24 No seminar 17-jan-25 Stefania Kalogera YC/AB 05-sep-25 Robert Rigo LS 13-sep-24 Mirjam Muller HP 24-jan-25 Sinan Karakaya SM updat 12-sep-25 Kaname Uno IH 20-sep-24 Karin Hansson KP 31-ja

https://www.tcr.lu.se/sites/tcr.lu.se/files/2024-11/2024-11-05_TCR-Onco%20Friday%20Seminar%20series_2024-2025.pdf - 2026-06-28

1 (5) LUNDS UNIVERSITET CAMPUS HELSINGBORG Protokoll Sarnmantradesdatum 2024-11-20 Diarienummer STYR 2024/3008 Utveckl ingsen heten Protokoll Campus husstyrelse Narvarande Charlotta Johnsson rektor, Campus Helsingborg Jerker Jacobsson admin. chef, utvecklingsenheten Veronica Aberg lokalansvarig, Inst for tjanstevetenskap Hanna Ekroth administrator, Inst f strategisk kommunikation Maria Bergendal A

https://www.ch.lu.se/internt/sites/ch.lu.se.internt/files/2024-12/Husstyrelsen%202024-11-20-signed.pdf - 2026-06-28

https://www.ehl.lu.se/sites/ehl.lu.se/files/2025-06/FU-asp-stat-sv_0.pdf - 2026-06-28

Namn på kurs GEOGRAFISKA INFORMATIONSSYSTEM FÖR SAMHÄLLSVETENSKAP – INTRODUKTION MED TILLÄMPNINGAR Kurskod SGEG20 Kursperiod: 2018-10-03---2018-11-04 (Period 2) 100 % Kursansvarig: MT Mona Tykesson Klubien, Institutionen för kulturgeografi och ekonomisk geografi E-post: mona.tykesson@keg.lu.se Lärare: LS Linda Stihl, Institutionen för kulturgeografi och ekonomisk geografi System Administrator: LDC

https://www.keg.lu.se/sites/keg.lu.se/files/schema_sgeg20.2_-ht2018.pdf - 2026-06-28

https://www.keg.lu.se/sites/keg.lu.se/files/schema_sgeg20_vt18_delkurs4.pdf - 2026-06-28

Institutionen för kulturgeografi och ekonomisk geografi SCHEMA GIS: Geografiska informationssystem för samhällsvetenskap, introduktion med tillämpningar SGE G20 - delkurs 3 Kursperiod: 2018-03-20 till 2018-04-24 Datum Dag Tid Typ Moment Lärare Sal Läsanvisningar 2018-03-20 Tisdag FM Ö ESRI-training: Get started with Imagery 13-14 F/Ö Datainsamling i fält - intro LS 431 Harrie et al., kap 5 & 10 14

https://www.keg.lu.se/sites/keg.lu.se/files/sgeg20_delkurs_3_schema_vt18_vers180129.pdf - 2026-06-28

In recent decades, global green finance governance institutions (GGFGIs) have developed diverse frames for understanding climate-related risks. Understanding these risk frames is crucial because they lead to distinctive “de-risking” policies, empowering different types of actors. This paper examines how GGFGIs produce different climate risk frames, and what the prevailing climate risk frame is and

Projekt: ”Att iscensätta tvärkonstnärligt lärande” 12 Hp (KUSE31) v45 helfart, v 46-2 enligt schema Ämnesdidaktik 1: Scenkonst 7,5 Hp (KUSE13) Fredagar kl 9- 11.30 v38-42 + 45- 2 Ämnesdidaktik 1: Konst 7,5 Hp (KUSE14)Onsdag ar kl 9-11.30 v38- 42 + 45-2 VFU 1, 4,5 Hp (KUSE16) Fältstudier 1,5 Hp v43, helhart Kontinuerlig VFU 3 Hp Onsdagar v 38-42 + 45-50 ”Kulturskolan som idé och praktik 2” 4,5 Hp (

https://www.mhm.lu.se/sites/mhm.lu.se/files/klivet_poangplan_hel_2010.pdf - 2026-06-28

Schema för KURSNAMN 10 p (15 ECTS) VT -2 2003 Schema för GEOC06 , 7,5 högskolepoäng (7.5 ECTS credits) HT-2a 2015 Mark och deponier Kursansvarig: Charlotte Sparrenbom Lärare: Charlotte Sparrenbom (CS) Gert Pettersson (GP) Leif Johansson (LJ) Margareta Svenning (MS) Länsstyrelsen i Skåne Håkan Rosqvist (HR) Tyréns AB Raul Grönholm, Marie Hilldén och Rustan Nilsson (SY), Sysav Samtliga salar på 2:a

https://www.geologi.lu.se/sites/geologi.lu.se/files/geoc06_schema_2015_v2.pdf - 2026-06-28

Vardag i balans (ViB) VIDAREUTBILDNING FÖR ARBETSTERAPEUTER NYTT KURSTILLFÄLLE Vid Lunds universitet bedrivs forskning som studerar sambandet mellan vardagens akti­ viteter, livskvalitet och möjlighet till återhämtning hos personer med psykisk ohälsa. Nu planeras den sjätte omgången av utbildningen; Vardag i Balans (ViB) som är en forsk­ ningsbaserad livsstils intervention för personer med psykisk

https://www.medicin.lu.se/sites/medicin.lu.se/files/vardag_i_balans_vt_2020.pdf - 2026-06-28

AUDIOLOGIUTBILDNINGEN AUDA18 AUDIOLOGISK GRUNDKURS I (4 HP) AUDB11 AKUSTIK (5 HP) KURS: A17, TERMIN 1 TIDSPERIOD: HT-17 UPPDATERAT: 170515 v. 49 Tid Lokal Titel Föreläsare Måndag 4/12 9.15-10.00 10.15-12.00 F1 F1 IntroduktionAUDA18 Aud grundkurs I Audiologisk grundkurs T Ibertsson A Jönsson, A Jönsson Tisdag 5/12 10.15-12.00 13.15-16.00 F1 F1 Audiologisk grundkurs Audiologisk grundkurs (inkl barn)

https://www.student.med.lu.se/sites/student.med.lu.se/files/schema_auda18_audiologisk_grundkurs_audb11_akustik_ht-17.pdf - 2026-06-28

MVEN21 2018 Kursansvarig: Åsa Håkansson, Institutionen för Livsmedelsteknik, LTH 1 Kursrapport MVEN21 HT 2018 Antal studenter: 14 Betyg: 7 st G, 7 st VG Utvärdering Sammanfattning Majoriteten av studenterna (medelvärde 4,3) är mycket nöjda med kursen och de anser att kursen är relevant för deras utbildning (medelvärde 4,6). Studenterna anser vidare att kursens mål, såsom de beskrivs i kursplanen,

https://www.cec.lu.se/sv/sites/cec.lu.se.sv/files/kursrapport_mven21_ht_2018.pdf - 2026-06-28

The diversity and abundance of wild insect pollinators have declined in many agricultural landscapes. Whether such declines reduce crop yields, or are mitigated by managed pollinators such as honey bees, is unclear. We found universally positive associations of fruit set with flower visitation by wild insects in 41 crop systems worldwide. In contrast, fruit set increased significantly with flower

Intensive agriculture is often bad for wildlife. Does this imply that a goal to boost wildlife on agricultural land is best met through a general reduction in intensity? We argue that such an approach may not be optimal, since cost functions for provision of wildlife on agricultural land may be non-convex, due to fixed costs associated with such provision. This implies that, even when farms are id

Field observations and experimental data of effects of nitrogen (N) deposition oil plant species diversity have been Used to derive empirical critical N loads for various ecosystems. The great advantage of such an approach is the inclusion of field evidence, but there are also restrictions, such as the absence of explicit criteria regarding significant effects on the vegetation, and the impossibil

1. Aquatic ecosystems in Northern Europe are expected to face increases in temperature and water colour (TB) in future. While effects of these factors have been studied separately, it is unknown whether and how a combination of them might affect phenological events and trophic interactions. 2. In a mesocosm study, we combined both factors to create conditions expected to arise during the coming ce

Top-down control of pest populations by their natural enemies is a crucial ecosystem service supporting agricultural production. The relationship between predator community composition and predation rates of pests remains poorly investigated. A deeper understanding of the processes shaping interaction strength in agroecosystems is needed if we are to accurately predict natural pest control service

Large-scale multi-species data on population changes of alpine or arctic species are largely lacking. At the same time, climate change has been argued to cause poleward and uphill range shifts and the concomitant predicted loss of habitat may have drastic effects on alpine and arctic species. Here we present a multi-national bird indicator for the Fennoscandian mountain range in northern Europe (F

1. State space models are starting to replace more simple time series models in analyses of temporal dynamics of populations that are not perfectly censused. By simultaneously modelling both the dynamics and the observations, consistent estimates of population dynamical parameters may be obtained. For many data sets, the distribution of observation errors is unknown and error models typically chos

Improved understanding of the mechanisms driving heterotrophic CO2 emissions after rewetting of a dry soil may improve projections of future soil carbon fate. While drying and rewetting (DRW) under laboratory conditions have demonstrated that heterotrophic CO2 emissions depend on DRW features and soil and environmental conditions, these laboratory insights have not been validated in field conditio