Användning av cookies

Lunds universitet använder cookies för att se till att webbplatsen fungerar korrekt och för att förbättra din upplevelse.

Läs mer i vår cookiepolicy

Sökresultat

Filtrera

Nollställ filter

Filtyp

Din sökning på "Their prices beat big-name stores, and the quality is just as good. | ShopMustangParts.com Reviews aD6g9E2.TDXB" gav 81228 sökträffar

Interactive Drones for High-Throughput Biodiversity Monitoring

6 mars 2025 13:15 till 14:15 | Seminarium Topic: Interactive Drones for High-Throughput Biodiversity MonitoringWhen: 6 March, 13:15–14:15Where: Blue Hall, Ekologihuset, Sölvegatan 37, LundSpeaker: Stefano Mintchev, Assistant Professor of Environmental Robotics at ETH Zurich, Switzerland. Host: Daniele Certini, Postdoctoral fellow, Animal Flight Lab, Lund UniversitySpoken language: EnglishAbstractH

https://www.lu.se/evenemang/interactive-drones-high-throughput-biodiversity-monitoring - 2026-05-06

A market for citizenships: Should citizenship be commodified?

Starting from the assumption that citizenship is valuable private property that would be even more valuable if it were transferable, the paper explores the idea of commodification of citizenship. The paper provides arguments in favor of commodification of citizenship and recommendations to how the market for citizenship should be designed. A market for citizenships could result in an improved matc

The world is not a field : An interview with Michèle Lamont

In this interview, Michèle Lamont discusses her intellectual trajectory in relation to other sociologists and research fields. The starting point is her relationship to Bourdieu’s field theory in 1980s Paris. She describes how her empirically grounded work developed as a critique of Bourdieu’s oeuvre yet draws heavily on it. A common thread in her work is a focus on social and symbolic boundaries

Investigation of groundwater resources - A case study in north-west Tanzania using remote sensing analysis and groundwater simulation

In Chonyonyo, a village in north-west Tanzania, the majority of the population have no access to the groundwater beneath them. Every day, women and children walk several hours to a hole shared with animals, to collect contaminated drinking water for their families’ domestic needs. This report shows that the groundwater resources in the area are sufficient to supply the people of Chonyonyo with fre