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  1. The development of an eco-label for software products
  2. Teaching Sustainable Development in a Sensory and Artful Way — Concepts, Methods, and Examples
  3. The Weird and the Eerie
  4. Insights into creep behavior of Mg–14Gd–1Zn–0.4Zr (wt.%) alloy containing β- and γ-type precipitates
  5. On walks in molecular graphs.
  6. Linking concepts of change and ecosystem services research: A systematic review
  7. Concurrently Observed Actions Are Represented Not as Compound Actions but as Independent Actions
  8. Microstructure and mechanical properties of as-cast Mg-Sn-Ca alloys and effect of alloying elements
  9. Utilization of protein-rich residues in biotechnological processes
  10. Consumer Preferences for Local Food: Testing an Extended Norm Taxonomy
  11. EU decision-making in asylum policy
  12. Forms of theorising in entrepreneurship – The case of effectuation as a theory
  13. Hydrological tracers for assessing transport and dissipation processes of pesticides in a model constructed wetland system
  14. Health and the intention to retire: exploring the moderating effects of human resources practices
  15. Integrating a piezoelectric actuator with mechanical and hydraulic devices to control camless engines
  16. Modeling of microstructural pattern formation in crystal plasticity
  17. The means determine the end
  18. Curatorial Practices of the ‘Global’
  19. Leaf Nutritional Content, Tree Richness, and Season Shape the Caterpillar Functional Trait Composition Hosted by Trees
  20. Fragmentierung und Kooptation
  21. Effect of salinity-changing rates on filtration activity of mussels from two sites within the Baltic Mytilus hybrid zone
  22. The Exilic Classroom
  23. Intricate Letters and the Reification of Light
  24. Towards Ecosystems for Responsible AI
  25. Why the measurement of species diversity requires prior value judgements
  26. Telomere length is a strong predictor of foraging behavior in a long-lived seabird