A total of 16 heavy-projects, the original 51, had qualified for Stage 2 of the announcement. The assessment team stayed for six projects. The requested amount for the six projects was in excess of 33 million. At the final assessment was modified to 26.5 million. These are the six project titles: # Augmented reality in [...]
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Decided Heavy projects June 15, 2009
August 5th, 2009 
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Posted in Air, Medical Image Science & Visualization, Medical Science, Scientific News 
Tags: Anders Ynnerman, Augmented reality, blood flows, Einar Heiberg, eye limits, Hans von Holst, heavy-projects, Helhandshaptik, Ingrid Carlbom, Johan Sjostrand, Lund University, operating room, Orjan Smedby, Uppsala University 
No Comments »Air Quality Management in Sweden
May 29th, 2009 admin Policy and Environmental Quality Goals In Sweden, a modern environmental policy has emerged after an era of rapid economic expansion. The lack of a sustainable basis for the expansion has resulted in environmental effects like a poor urban air quality, a severe acidification and a significant contribution to the green house effect. End-of-pipe abatement measures [...]
Air quality in Sweden
May 28th, 2009 admin Air pollutants Air pollutants can be defined as all substances that will cause changes to the natural composition of the air. However, usually the term is used for substances which are present in such high concentrations and long duration that they can have negatively influence on human health, wellbeing and comfort as well as harm [...]
Posted in Air Tags: anthropogen emissions, natural composition of the air, volcanic eruption No Comments »Sweden and international co-operation in the field of the environment
May 27th, 2009 admin Sweden actively participates in international work for an improved and sustainable environment, in the Nordic region, in Europe and at the global level. The long-standing Nordic work for sustainable development is focused on reducing and eliminating the threat to the environment in the Nordic region, including the Baltic Sea area and the Barents Sea area. [...]
Posted in Air Tags: Air Pollution, bilateral programme, Ecological Sustainable, Montreal Protocol No Comments »Environmental experience in Sweden
May 26th, 2009 admin Sweden was one of the first countries in the world to recognise the growing environmental problems and include these on the political agenda. Environmental awareness increased during the 1960s and older regulations governing health care and water pollution were replaced by new legislation to control the emissions of all types of pollution. In 1972, Sweden [...]
