The journal article “Relationship Characteristics and Cash Flow Variability: Implications for Satisfaction, Loyalty and Customer Portfolio Management” by Crina Tarasi, Ruth Bolton, Anders Gustafsson, and Beth Walker, Journal of Service Research, May, is one of MSI's "Must Reads" from 2013.
"Just as in finance, reducing the volatility of customer cash flows can improve overall marketing performance. Why?
The Swedish Innovation Index 2022 includes responses from about 15 000 customers who ranked 75 companies and organizations in 10 industries based on their innovativeness and how attractive these innovations are perceived.
Loredana Sundberg Cerrato, Research Co-ordinator at the ADAPT Centre of Trinity College and the other universities in Dublin, presents the Centre but also speaks about her research on adaptation in Human-Machine Interaction.
ADAPT(www.adaptcentre.ie) combines the world-class expertise of researchers at four universities (Trinity College Dublin, Dublin City University, University College Dublin and Dublin Institute of Technology) with that of its industry partners to prod
2022-08-17
Vaccinating a large enough portion of the population against various diseases is a constant challenge. Despite COVID-19 vaccination being offered for free, many people are still not fully vaccinated.
The discipline of Social Work is part of the Department of Social and Psychological Studies. The institution also includes the disciplines Sociology, Psychology and Gender Studies.
The discipline of Social Work studies the conditions and experiences of socially vulnerable people. We look at causes and effects of social problems at individual, group and societal level.
The project ”Transition to sustainable forest based bioeconomy” is part of the area of forest-based bioeconomy under the initiative Academy of Smart Specialisation at Karlstad University. The whole project has a budget of SEK 2,8 million, funded equally by Region Värmland and Karlstad University.
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Jason Dittmer
Diplomatic Material: Affect, assemblage, and foreign policy
4 May 2023
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Abstract
In this talk, which is based on the book of the same name, I offer a counterintuitive reading of foreign policy by tracing the complex role of mediating materials in shaping the decisions and actions of diplomats and policymakers.
The entrance exams in Double bass for the Master's program (KMM) consist of handing in work samples recorded on video.
SUBMISSION OF VIDEOS
You are asked to record and upload 3 videos according to the following repertoire requirements:
D. Dittersdorf or J.B. Vanhal double bass concerto: first movement without cadenza
A freely chosen romantic piece
Orchestra excerpts:
Mozart Symphony No. 40: movement 1, bar 114-138
Beethoven Symphony No.
The entrance exams in viola for the Master's program (KMM) consist of handing in work samples recorded on video.
SUBMISSION OF VIDEOS
You are asked to record and upload 3 videos according to the following repertoire requirements:
A first movement with cadenza of a viola concerto in D-major by C. Stamitz or A. Hoffmeister.
An etude or caprice by Dont or Rode.
A freely chosen piece
We would prefer that you play with an accompanist.
The entrance exams in cello for the Master's program (KMM) consist of handing in work samples recorded on video.
SUBMISSION OF VIDEOS
You are asked to record and upload 3 videos according to the following repertoire requirements:
J. Haydn: first movement and cadenza of Cello concerto in D major
A freely chosen virtuoso etude or caprice
A freely chosen piece
We would prefer that you play with an accompanist.
It is important that researchers’ work can be connected to them so that they can provide access to their data and still get the recognition they deserve. It is just as important that open research data can be found by others. Citation is one way of ensuring this. Although research publications have long been cited, data can also be cited.A complete citation needs to include several components to guarantee that it leads to the correct material.
The Swedish Innovation Index 2020 includes responses from almost 9,300 customers who ranked almost 90 companies and organizations in twelve industries based on their innovativeness and how attractive these innovations are perceived.
”The Swedish R-word” is a research project investigating uses and negotiations of the terms race and racism in a contemporary Swedish context. The project encompasses historical forays into the post-war era as well as a concentrated focus on discourse in contemporary media and social networks.
New publications
The deracialisation of Sweden.
Tourism, popular culture and media - Stijn Reijnders has an interdisciplinary approach to examining the role and meaning of locations in popular culture.
Stijn Reijnders is a full professor of Cultural Heritage, specialised in tourism and popular culture. He is active at the Erasmus University Rotterdam and his research is focused on the intersection of media, culture and tourism.
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Due to the massive success of virtualization, more and more services will be run inside virtualized Datacenters to reduce both Operational (OPEX) and Capital Expenditures (CAPEX).
Welcome back Federico Artusi! In 2019, you were a visiting PhD student at CTF and Karlstad Business School. Now you are back to teach and conduct research. How does if feel and what have you been doing since last time?
- Thank you, it is wonderful to be back! I feel very excited, and thanks to my previous visit I am a bit familar with the place and the people here. During my previous stay I was finalizing my PhD studies.
2023-01-03
Perovskite solar cells degrade when exposed to sunlight, which results in decreasing performance over time. A new research project will examine how such solar cells could recover and self-repair at night.
– Electronic components, such as solar cells and LEDs, are made from semiconductor materials, says Ellen Moons, professor of Physics. Such materials form the basis of all electronics, computers, cell phones and screens.
This course focuses on digitalisation and how businesses and organisations can work with digitalisation and digital transformation.
About the course
The aim of the course is to acquire increased knowledge and understanding of central concepts, theories and models in the area of digitalisation and digital transformation, which in turn constitute tools for managing and working systematically with digitalisation in order to improve efficiency and innovation in organisation
His entrepreneurial disposition made him start two companies before graduating. Now his time is devoted to business development at Drivhuset and he is soon part of Xmentor Management. The Alumnus of the month is Per Kilman.
Name: Per Kilman
Age: 29
Family: Cohabitant and daughter
Education: Master of Science in Industrial Engineering and Management
Profession: Business developer, Drivhuset
Per’s plans for the future crystallised at university.
Project Investigator Annica Löfdahl Hultman
Contributing researchers Andreas Bergh, Örebro university/ Uppsala university and Håkan Löfgren Linköping University
The funding body of the project is The Swedish Research Council [Grant number 2020-03144].
The project focus on Swedish teachers' voices in a virtual and expanding staffs room, the teacher rebellion group (TRG) on Facebook. The goal is to understand what TRG can tell about today’s Swedish school and its teachers.
Be a part of creating the digital future. Earn your master in Computer Science in the welcoming atmosphere at Karlstad University. Collaborate closely with internationally renowned researchers as well as both locally and globally connected businesses. All this is offered in the peaceful and calm yet vivid city of Karlstad, with the rest of the world just around the corner.
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Upcoming courses2024-03-04 - 2024-04-23 (English). Register here no later than February 19Course descriptionTarget group All university teachers.Extent60 hours, whereof approx. 15 hours scheduled timeContentIn this course we will investigate norms and biases that can circulate in an academic learning environment. Such norms might be involving gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, class.
Upcoming courses2024-03-04 - 2024-04-23 (English). Register here no later than February 19Course descriptionTarget group All university teachers.Extent60 hours, whereof approx. 15 hours scheduled timeContentIn this course we will investigate norms and biases that can circulate in an academic learning environment. Such norms might be involving gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, class.
