Politik som trykte liv

Politicians are, within print journalism, constructed as different constellations of ideology, biography, political trajectory, results and opinions of concrete issues and, not least, by gender, ethnicity and other cultural factors. What it means to be a politician is thus the result of an ongoing negotiation between journalists, politicians and readers – all of which have different, culturally and historically determined ideas of what factors are most relevant in the make-up of political identity. This project aims to study such processes by focusing on the construction and maintenance, within a range of Danish national dailies, of the public identity of the Danish politician Naser Khader, who is a member of the Danish Parliament for the Social-Liberal Party and who is Syrian-Palestinian descent

The role of atmospheric ions in aerosol nucleation:a review

Atmospheric aerosols affect climate and yet the reason for many observed events of new aerosol formation is not understood. One of the theories put forward to explain these events is that the presence of ions can enhance the formation of aerosols. The theory is called Ion Induced Nucleation and in this paper the state of observations, theory and experiments within the field will be reviewed. While evidence for Ion Induced Nucleation is accumulating the exact mechanism is still not known and more research is required to understand and quantify the effect