Development of a new mobility aid for the blind or the almost blind. Our ambition is to be able to replace the white cane and the leader dog; the only primary mobility aids in use today. Development will take place of prototypes that allow long-term tests, with the aim of
The goal is to produce a functioning chassis for the electric car Ecoist Tian in natural fibre composite; a reinforced natural fibre, bio-based thermosetting plastic. There is very little documentation and experience of producing this on an industrial scale. By using natural fibres as reinforcement material, plants absorb CO2 from
Most dyeing processes are today in aqueous solution, which causes major problems with the separation of dyes, by-products and other chemical waste. Unclean water is released straight into the environment, resulting in major environmental and health risks. The aim of this project is to develop a much improved and more
Patients with brain damage, e.g. after a traffic accident or stroke, have areas where the normal function of the brain’s vessels is wholly or partially impaired. The goal of this project is to create a bedside monitor that imports information from the patient’s normal monitoring equipment, processes this information and
We intend to find new alternatives for sustainable production and storage of renewable energy by utilizing the biosynthetic capacity of forest-tree associated microbes. This we will do by exploring if microbe collections, captured at our laboratory from forest trees in southern Sweden contain strains with high capacity for microbial electrosynthesis,
Lund’s vocal ensemble, which for many years was successfully led by Ingemar Månsson, has, after some uncertain years without a permanent conductor, once again of the ground through the collaboration with conductor Martin Arpåker. The goal is now to record a professionally produced CD-disc under the management of Martin Arpåker
Skånes Jakthorn plays, both traditional and newly written hunting music. We want to be able to continue expanding and conveying the hunting horn tradition in Skåne, which means spreading knowledge about the importance of hunting horn music and keeping the good hunting traditions alive and recruiting new members.
Through this project we want to attract even more visitors to Vattenhallen Science Centre. The subject matter is highly topical and the public’s interest in issues relating to climate has increased in recent years. With this project, we want to de-dramatize and disseminate research-based knowledge to the general public. We
Using popular science video lectures, BOOA wants to reduce the distance between academia and society and make quality-assured knowledge available to the public. The films will shatter negative stereotypes concerning academia and researchers, and increase confidence in research, counteract resistance to facts and attract curiosity.
During the autumn of 1943, more than 7,000 Jews fled from occupied Denmark to neutral Sweden over Öresund. Their escape was possible thanks to refugee and resistance organizations, who opposed Nazi persecution of the Danish people’s Jewish friends and acquaintances. One of the organizations taking part was the Sewing club.
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lisbeth@skjstiftelse.se