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Will a coal country save the climate? GCE at the world climate summit

November 18, 2013 1 Comment

We look at empty seats of the new stadium in Warsaw. Shall they remind the conference attendees of the people they represent? This reminder is crucial in an international climate conference that is sponsored and influenced by coal industry. Literally nothing was expected from this event in advance – a bad starting point for a […]

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Sweave and LaTeX example – a semi-difficult example for GCE Students

February 7, 2012 Leave a comment

Bundled up is an example of Latex and Sweave in a template format (Link). It is an assignment we had in the old module concerning literature survey – i.e. bibliometry. The zip-file contains everything necessary, but the sweave file is in rough form, but contains both basic and more complicated Sweave examples. Sweaving is an […]

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