Search for dissertations about: "Kai Eng"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 78 swedish dissertations containing the words Kai Eng.
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1. Regulation of autophagy and mTOR during Semliki Forest virus infection
Abstract : Semliki Forest virus (SFV) infection causes dramatic changes to the infected cell. For example, synthesis of most cellular proteins shuts off within 4 hours. The cell launches an antiviral response, forms stress granules and, as we found in the work leading up to this thesis, accumulates autophagosomes. READ MORE
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2. The Heterogeneity of Behavior in Operations Processes : Empirical Evidence
Abstract : Behavioral science research has established that observed human behavior may deviate considerably from model suggestions. In addition to the realization that there is no such thing as standardized human behavior, there are also substantial differences in how people deviate from the model: Different individuals make dissimilar decisions in the same situation when using the same information. READ MORE
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3. Particulate airborne impurities : express analysis and health effects
Abstract : The cumulative effects of air pollutants are of principal concern in research on environmental protection in Sweden. Post-industrial society has imposed many limits on emitted air pollutants, yet the number of reports on the negative effects from them is increasing, largely due to human activity in the form of industrial emissions and increased traffic flows. READ MORE
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4. Machine Learning Models for Predictive Maintenance
Abstract : The amount of goods produced and transported around the world each year increases and heavy-duty trucks are an important link in the logistic chain. To guarantee reliable delivery a high degree of availability is required, i.e., avoid standing by the road unable to continue the transport mission. READ MORE
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5. Psychological methods for the assessment of chronic toxic encephalopathy and multiple chemical sensitivity
Abstract : The dissertation deals with psychological methods aimed at improving the understanding and assessment of two disorders related to contact with chemicals: solvent-induced chronic toxic encephalopathy (TE) and multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS). The main aim of Paper I was to study whether the addition of some newer psychological tests of complex attention and executive functions to a traditional test battery would improve the detection of TE. READ MORE