Search for dissertations about: "self-organization"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 50 swedish dissertations containing the word self-organization.
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1. Self-organization of nanoparticles - implications for interface biology
Abstract : Cells bind to their surroundings via proteins displayed on the cell surface. These interactions support the cells and are important for many cellular processes, e.g. cell migration during morphogenesis, wound healing and cancer metastasis. READ MORE
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2. A new managerial perspective on self-organization in product development
Abstract : Technological changes and faster information flows motivate managers and management scholars to explore new forms of product development organizing, departing from the managerial hierarchy and building increasingly on self-organization. With few exceptions such explorations and experimental efforts have proven challenging to sustain over time. READ MORE
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3. Lipid Nanotube Networks: Shape Transitions and Insights into the Dynamics of Self-Organization
Abstract : Nanotube-vesicle networks (NVNs) are simplified models of cell membrane tubular systems which are dynamic transportation routs for molecular cargoes in biological cells. The presented work describes dynamic properties of NVNs such as self-organization, shape and topology transformations; moreover, specific geometric properties of the networks are used for controlling enzymatic reactions. READ MORE
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4. The Inherent Complexity of Agglomeration : Essays on the self-organization of urban economies
Abstract : This doctoral thesis combines complexity science and economic geography in order to explore bottom-up, self-organizing principles within urban economies, in particular in relation to the flow of information and knowledge between people. The thesis consists of a kappa that covers the general theoretical framework and four papers. READ MORE
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5. Ripples Across The Internet of Things : Context Metrics as Vehicles forRelational Self-Organization
Abstract : The current paradigm shift in computing has placed mobile computation at the centre of focus. Users are now even more connected; demanding everything everywhere services. READ MORE