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Title: The Power to be Creative - Unveiling the Influence of Power on Creativity Within Open Innovation Environments Authors: Savana Alves Pires and Arianna Isabelle Ragonese Purpose: This thesis aimed to explore the impact of power on creativity within an open innovation environment. Methodology: We employed a qualitative study utilizing the interpretivist tradition while using an abductive a
China’s maritime development during 200 B.C. to 1600 A.D. is usually vastly overlooked compared to its counterpart: Europe. Traditionally, Europe’s maritime development has been associated as the frontier of maritime growth, which began around the sixteenth century and eventually evolved into modern economic growth. However, the thesis challenges that Europe was the frontier of maritime growth; ra
This study contributes to the literature discussing food security in China. This study holds food security to rest on two complementary dimensions: food availability and food accessibility. This study looks at both dimensions. It examines the food availability dimension by evaluating the effects of government’s expenditures on agricultural science & technology on China’s grain output. Running
The concept of mussel farming as a mitigator to nutrient pollution is steadily spreading. The southernmost part of Sweden borders the Baltic Sea where the water quality differs between the costs, however, all are affected by eutrophication. The study presents a suitability analysis using GIS to find potential locations for blue-mussel farm establishment, and the outcome was produced as maps. A mul
This thesis examines how Kukama women in the Peruvian Amazon have mobilized against oil extraction along the Marañón River and how the recognition of the river’s rights can be understood within Peru’s historical and contemporary context of neo-extractivism. Using Feminist Political Ecology as an analytical framework, the study analyzes documents related to the rights-of-nature lawsuit led by Huayn
This study examines the rhetorical strategies employed by the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyj, particularly focusing on his use of humor and sarcasm during the Russian-Ukrainian War. By analyzing a sample of Zelenskyj's Instagram posts from the beginning of the war as well in the current time, this research seeks to understand how these rhetorical devices contribute to his leadership a
As geopolitical instability and war increasingly affect entrepreneurial ecosystems, there remains a critical gap in understanding how ventures sustain operations under conditions of active, prolonged conflict. While existing resilience literature often focuses on temporary crises or post-conflict recovery, this study explores how tech small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Ukraine build oper
Tropical grasslands are ecosystems of immense value, both ecologically and socially. Despite this, they are commonly misclassified as degraded forests, partly due to the large role of fire, rather than climate, in limiting the establishment of woody vegetation in those ecosystems. Misclassification can cause misguided management practices to be implemented, which explains the need for improved cla
The process of associative inference is one that is vulnerable to social biases and misinformation. Previous research has shown that associative inference, where separate yet related episodes are combined into unified memory representations, benefits from ingroup contexts relative to outgroup contexts. The present study investigated whether these effects arise from differences in source monitoring
Networks are central to entrepreneurial activity, particularly in the fashion industry, where access to suppliers, buyers, resources, and legitimacy is highly relationship-dependent. While existing research has extensively examined how entrepreneurs develop and mobilize networks within established relational contexts, less is known about how such contexts are initially accessed by founders without
PowerPoint-presentation Innovations and climate change – how far can it take us? Climate-KIC Workshop 16 May 2017, Ideon Square Helena Tillborg, Head Business Development 1 Climate change – close to tipping point? 3 components for innovation NEED 3 ”The most addictive drug” Use of fossil fuels main cause to climate change Sources: IPCC Climate Change Reports 2007 and 2013 Rapid growth for renew
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Separate physical tests of lower extremities and postural control are associated with cognitive impairment. Results from the general population study Good Aging in Skåne (GÅS-SNAC) Bramell-Risberg E, Jarnlo G-B, Elmståhl S Clinical Interventions in Aging, 2012;7:195-205. Syfte: Syftet med studien var att studera om enskilda fysiska funktionstest relaterat till nedre extremiteten, avseende rörelseh
SGED05 Geography of African Development I Schedule, Fall 2016 Course convener: Yahia Mahmoud Teachers: Yahia Mahmoud (YM) Magnus Jirström (MJ) Martin Prowse (MP) Date Time Topic Lecturer Room 29/08 11-12 Course Introduction YM 430 (Rio) 30/08 14-16 An introduction to the geography of Africa I YM 128 (Flyg) 31/08 13-15 An introduction to the geography of Africa II YM 111 (Värl) 01/09 15-17 Historic
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40676-063-106.pmd 63 ORNIS SVECICA 14: 63–106, 2004 Abstract ANDERS ENEMAR, BENGT SJÖSTRAND, GÖRAN ANDERSSON & TED VON PROSCHWITZ Received 10 November 2003, Accepted 14 June 2004, Editor: Å. Lindström The 37-year dynamics of a subalpine passerine bird community, with special emphasis on the influence of environmental temperature and Epirrita autumnata cycles Småfågelsamhällets sammansättning och b
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Cell Therapy in Parkinson’s Disease Olle Lindvall and Anders Bjo¨rklund Wallenberg Neuroscience Center and Lund Strategic Center for Stem Cell Biology and Cell Therapy, BMC A11, SE-221 84 Lund, Sweden Summary: The clinical studies with intrastriatal transplants of fetal mesencephalic tissue in Parkinson’s disease (PD) patients have provided proof-of-principle for the cell replacement strat- egy in
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Day Date Time Venue Title Teacher Week 1 Monday 31/8 9:15-12 Online Roll-call & course introduction Mandatory Darin Wahl Wednesday 2/9 13:15-16 Online Key concepts, debates and history of Environmental and Sustainability Studies Darin Wahl Week 2 Monday 7/9 10:15-12 Online Agriculture and Natural Resources Ellinor Isgren Wednesday 9/9 13:15-16 Online Introduction to climate change Hand-in of 1st i
https://www.lumes.lu.se/sites/lumes.lu.se/files/sasi03_2020_schedule.pdf - 2026-06-25
Visualization and genetic modification of resident brain microglia using lentiviral vectors regulated by microRNA-9 ARTICLE Received 25 Jan 2013 | Accepted 26 Mar 2013 | Published 23 Apr 2013 Visualization and genetic modification of resident brain microglia using lentiviral vectors regulated by microRNA-9 Malin Åkerblom1,*, Rohit Sachdeva1,*, Luis Quintino2,*, Erika Elgstrand Wettergren2, Katie Z
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doi:10.1093/brain/awh649 Brain (2005), 128, 2977–2986 Factors affecting the clinical outcome after neural transplantation in Parkinson’s disease Paola Piccini,1 Nicola Pavese,1 Peter Hagell,3,4 Jan Reimer,3 Anders Björklund,5 Wolfgang H. Oertel,6 Niall P. Quinn,2 David J. Brooks1 and Olle Lindvall3 1MRC Clinical Sciences Centre and Division of Neuroscience, Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College,
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