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People Are Strange when You’re a Stranger: Senior Executives Select Similar Successors
Previous research has established that organizations as well as TMTs tend to be homogeneous. It has, however, suggested three different explanations by which such homosocial reproduction occurs, i.e. existing individuals tending to reproduce their own characteristics in the selection decisions they make. One explanation regards the organization level, arguing that persons similar to the organizati
An investigation of iterative reconstruction method iDOSE4 with Catphan 600 on Philips CT Brilliance 64
Children’s ability to detect emotional states from facial expressions and its relation to teachers’ ratings of social competence
Mobility and learning: Engaging people in design of their everyday environments
“Mobility and Learning Environments” is a three-year project in which we have collaborated with people with cognitive difficulties at a day activity centre in Lund, Sweden and college students at Arts and Communication (K3), Malmö University, Sweden. The project is based on the participants themselves being engaged in the design of their everyday environments. For people with considerable difficul
Klåfingrig EG-domstol
EU-kommissionen är missnöjd med de svenska skattelagarna när det gäller fastighetsförsäljning och hotar med EG-domstolen. Frågan är om domstolen verkligen har kompetens att underkänna den svenska lagstiftningen på de grunder kommissionen anger. Det skriver två universitetslektorer i Lund: Lars Pelin vid juridiska fakulteten och Mikael Sundström vid statsvetenskapliga institutionen.
Nanophotonics in absorbing III-V nanowire arrays
We have studied the interaction of light with an array of vertically oriented III-V semiconductor nanowires both theoretically and experimentally. For the theoretical studies, electromagnetic modeling has been employed. This modeling shows that with proper tuning of the nanowire diameter, the absorption per volume semiconductor material can be 20 times higher in the nanowires than in a correspondi
A composite Model of the Parametric Response Map Predicts Survival Independent of Radiographic Response in Patients with High Grade Glioma.
Essays on Risk and Portfolio Selection
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The text that Enlightens life: Reading N.F.S. Grundtvig´s pedagogical writings
Six-port antennas for experimental verification of six degrees-of-freedom in wireless channels
In 2001, a paper published in Nature by Andrews et al postulated the use of six co-located antennas, namely three electric and three magnetic dipoles, to achieve up to a six-fold capacity increase in wireless channels, relative to that of a single antenna. In other words, six degrees of freedom (DOFs) can be supported in a wireless channel with co-located six-port transmit and receive antenna arra
SVARNE - an expert system based on tacit knowledge
The SVARNE project investigates how an expert system may be used when dealing with occurrences of violence within the care of people with cognitive impairments. The method used is potentially applicable in many other areas where the expert knowledge is ma
En Hållbar Förbindelse
STRADA information 2011 Fotgängarnas singelolyckor i Skåne
Detection and prediction of disease progression using affinity proteomics
Straffrätten inom Europeiska unionen
Kommentar till nationella genusforskningskonferensen, Göteborg 2012
Population management and reproduction in Singapore
This paper addresses issues of population policy and stratified reproduction in Singapore. When Singapore gained its independence in 1965 the government initiated an ambitious modernization program. The economy was restructured, farmland and villages were torn down to give way to high‐rise housing estates and infrastructure, and the education system was reformed. Population management has been (an