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Implementing Audio Localization using a Network of Body Worn Cameras

Audio localization often utilizes arrays of microphones to estimate the origin of sounds, where the recorded audio is usually processed on one central machine. In this thesis, the goal is instead to perform audio localization with dual microphones on distributed body worn cameras, where transmission of recorded audio is not permitted. Therefore, two separate algorithms are created: One performs d

Refugee Entrepreneurship Across Borders: Social Capital Mobilization Among Ukrainians in Poland

This thesis explores how Ukrainian refugee entrepreneurs mobilize social capital to establish transnational ventures in Poland following the 2022 Russian invasion. While transnational entrepreneurship has received growing academic attention, limited research exists on how forced migrants leverage social ties across borders under conditions of displacement and war. Drawing on ten semi-structured in

How does the introduction of AGI-based agents into teams influence their input, mediator and output? A comparison between new venture teams and established venture teams.

This thesis explores the antecedents and consequences of introducing Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)-based agents into organizational teams, with a comparative focus on New Venture Teams (NVTs) and Established Venture Teams (EVTs) in the B2B SaaS sector. Drawing on the Input-Mediator-Output-Input (IMOI) framework, the study employs a multiple-case qualitative design, analyzing 14 semi-struct

Gender and Access to Startup Financing: Exploring Structural, Social and Internalised Barriers in Early-Stage Entrepreneurship

Examensarbetets titel: Kön och tillgång till startup-finansiering: En studie av strukturella, sociala och internaliserade barriärer i tidigt entreprenörskap Seminariedatum: 5 juni 2025 Ämne/kurs: FEKH99, Examensarbete i Entreprenörskap och Innovation, 15 högskolepoäng Författare: Hedvig Jönsson, Axel Ryttberg Grönqvist och Alice Strandqvist Handledare: Joakim Winborg Fem nyckelord: EntreprenTitle: Gender and Access to Startup Financing: Exploring Structural, Social and Internalised Barriers in Early-Stage Entrepreneurship Seminar date: June 5th 2025 Course: FEKH99, Bachelor Degree Project in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management, 15 University Credit Points Authors: Hedvig Jönsson, Axel Ryttberg Grönqvist and Alice Strandqvist Advisor: Joakim Winborg Key words: Entrepreneur

Symbolic or Genuine? Examining D&I Intentions and Inclusion Experiences among Ethnic Minorities in the Nordic Consulting Sector

Denna avhandling undersöker hur konsultföretags mål för mångfald och inkludering (D&I) överensstämmer med etniska minoritetsanställdas upplevda erfarenheter i en nordisk kontext. Även om många organisationer har infört D&I-program visar forskning att sådana initiativ riskerar att bli symboliska om de inte är genuint integrerade i företagskulturen. Med hjälp av fallstudier från CGI, DeloitThis thesis examines how the diversity and inclusion (D&I) objectives of consulting firms align with the lived experiences of ethnic minority employees in the Nordic context. While many organisations have implemented D&I programs, research indicates that such initiatives risk becoming symbolic if not genuinely embedded in company culture. Drawing on case studies from CGI, Deloitte, and EY,

No Clear Maps: How Managers Navigate the Fog of Disruption

In a VUCA world, characterized by complex, unpredictable, ambiguous and rapidly changing conditions, organizations and their managers are constantly faced with interpreting and responding to disruption. While research has investigated how disruption can be navigated, the perspective of how individual managers more concretely navigate disruption remains comparatively underexplored. The purpose

Think Leader, Think Different: Early-Career Women on Leadership in Life Sciences

The life science industry has strong female representation at entry levels, yet women remain underrepresented in senior leadership roles. A range of structural and cultural barriers contribute towards this imbalance, one of which is the enduring association between leadership and masculine-coded traits. Masculine-coded traits, often termed as agentic (e.g., assertiveness and dominance), are often

Sustainable employee engagement: Addressing the dynamic challenges of engagement

Over the past few decades, employee engagement has been increasingly recognised as a key driver of organisational success. Although previous research has examined psychological and organisational factors influencing engagement, few studies have examined how it varies over time. This study explores the dynamic and sustainable aspects of employee engagement in Swedish organisations, focusing on how

Resonance in the Age of Remote Work: Organisational Strategies for Adapting to Technical Acceleration

Our thesis investigates the effects that strategies aligned with resonance theory have on organisations when they are used to adapt to technical acceleration. To do so, we use retrospective case studies and qualitative interviews to understand how organisations adapted to the rapid implementation of remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. We analyse internal methods of adapt

Managing the Unmanageable? - Rethinking Management in Creative Industries

Given that creative outcomes constitute a critical competitive factor in the creative sector, they also represent an essential resource in a rapidly evolving and innovation-driven market. This motivates an in-depth analysis of the forces that either enable or inhibit creativity. This study examines the influence of management and leadership on creatives in creative industries and identifies factor

Development of Software Tool for Optimizing Offshore Wind Farm Layouts

This Master's Thesis examines the possibility of developing a software tool for optimizing offshore wind power plant layouts in regards to wake effects. The study was conducted with the purpose of making development and operation of offshore wind power plants more efficient and cost effective. The tool, named OptiWind, was developed in Python and employs several imported packages for mathemati

Modeling Black Carbon Pollution Sources in Europe using Linear Regression

The aim achieved through this thesis was to ascertain how much the pollutions of black carbon (BC) from each European country systematically deviate from their expected values obtained by inverting a transport model. The model used is based on meteorological observations as well as black carbon values obtained in the past at different locations. It was achieved by fitting a linear regression model