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How can revealing the past at historic sites benefit our society? This question has been discussed recurrently over the years within heritage studies and heritage practices; the suggested answers are many. This text analyses what has been remembered and forgotten in an urban development process, when the previously industrial area of Lomma Eternit in south Sweden was turned into a luxury residenti
Microsoft Word - Litteraturlista FLGK04 VT26 Författarskolan Kurslitteratur för FLGK04 Litterär gestaltning, kandidatkurs 1-30 hp, vt 2026 (Fastställd i Sektionsstyrelse 2, SOL-Centrum, 2025-12-09) Delkurs 1, Litterärt skapande, 20 hp Kurslitteratur: Carlsdotter Wallin, Ylva (2013), Så skriver du för unga, Stockholm: Ordfront. (s. 160-176) Ekman, Kerstin (2011), Grand final i skojarbranschen, Stoc
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Spray drying is a preferred method to produce dry powder of thermally sensitive materials such as food and pharmaceuticals. Drying conditions and formulation determine primary properties such as morphology and composition that finally provide functionality such as dissolution, encapsulation and flowability. Even though spray drying is a well-established method to produce dry powder numerous challe
The anaerobic digestion process results in the production of biogas from a large diversity of organic residues, which can be used as an alternate source of energy generation and for waste management. However, the biogas production technology is not exploited efficiently due to the characteristics of raw materials, poor methane yields, process instability, limited raw materials and lack of knowledg
During the Romantic period, translation played a key role in the mediation of reform ideas from Britain to the Nordic countries, and many translators of texts aiming at social reform wished to instigate change in their home countries. This article focuses on how Henry Brougham’s programme for popular education, as presented in Practical Observations upon the Education of the People (1825), was mad
