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Education program of Engineering Nanoscience at Lund University

Processes, Dilemmas and Effects of Inter-organizational Collaboration in Integrated Services for Abused Children in Sweden

Objective: Varying degrees of inter-organizational collaboration concerning children at risk has grown rapidly since the 1980s. Collaboration is understood to provide a more holistic view of the child’s needs, lead to better care and treatment, more efficient law enforcement as well as increase knowledge in general. The aim of this presentation is to explore processes and effects, by highlighting

Polymeric micro channel system for easy sensitisation of micro cantilevers

Building resilience to climate change - an alternative approach to reduce vulnerability of mountain communities

Judging excellent university teaching – the importance of assessment standards

Defined co-culture approach for biohydrogen production

The weight of colonialism: Conceptions of violence and access to justice in the West Bank

The respect for freedom of expression and freedom of association essential to the involvement of civil society” (issue paper) and ”Report on Sub-theme 3”, in Council of Europe report Power and empowerment – The interdependency of democracy and human rights.

Conference Report from Forum for the Future of Democracy 2007.

Textbearbetning och textåtervinning i teori och verklighet

Antennas and propagation for binaural hearing aids

Dimensions of Perspectivetaking

The Study of the Middle East in Sweden

The tutor: a dumb duck or...?

Development of proton conducting membranes for high temperature PEM fuel cells

International Law and Violence: Complicity and Critique

Building resilience to climate change – an alternative approach to reduce vulnerability of mountain communities

Antibody technology in Clinical Oncology

Hormonal risk factors in breast cancer in relation to histopathology: a clue to tissue of origin of the tumor?

Retail Activities vs. Consumer Perceptions and Buying Decisions Regarding Social Responsibility.

Fru Nanna Grönvalls bokbinderi

At the age of 33 and mother of seven children (the husband a shawowy figure), Mrs Grönvall started a small but soon renowed hand book bindery in the town of Malmö in Southern Sweden in 1893. Mostly self-taught herself, through the years she housed and trained several apprentices and journeyman of wich some opened binderies of their own. At the Arts and Crafts Exhibition in Malmö 1907 she was award