To be Scandinavian in one’s IS research or not to be – cannot be a dichotomy. There must be different degrees of this attribute, perhaps there are multiple dimensions to characterise the Scandinavian character. Some of these dimensions are briefly outlined below.

In the talk I will presents an approach of visual shape recognition based onexemplars of attributed keypoints. The work may be seen as a refinementof a previous work [1]. The work is aimed at object shape categorizationby image semantic report. Training is performed by storing exemplarsof keypoints detected in labeled training images. Recognition is made bykeypoint matching ...

Citation: Horvat O, Mijatović V, Milijasević B, Tomas A, Kusturica MP, Tomić Z and Sabo A (2018) Are There Striking Differences in Outpatient Use of Antibiotics Between South Backa District, Serbia, and Some Scandinavian Countries? Front. Public Health 6:91. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2018.00091 are There striking Differences in Outpatient Use of antibiotics Between south Backa District, serbia, and so...

Lina Strömfors, Lars Falk, Susan Wilhelmsson and Gunnar E. Höst, Condition-related knowledge among children and adolescents with spina bifida in a Swedish county, 2014, Scandinavian Journal of Disability Research, (16), 2, 127-140. Scandinavian Journal of Disability Research is available online at informaworldTM: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/15017419.2012.735202 Copyright: Taylor & Francis (Routle...

Osteonecrosis of the jaw (ONJ) is a severe side effect associated with antiresorptive treatment. Monitoring of ONJ using routine databases in Scandinavian countries is a challenge owing to lack of valid algorithms and to heterogeneous referral practices. The aim of this paper is to describe the process of establishing a Scandinavian ONJ Cohort enrolling all ONJ cases related to antiresorptive t...

Now and then a research field needs to reflect on its own presuppositions and fundamental objectives. A good opportunity to do this opens up when the research field is evaluated or commented upon by someone from the outside. In the last number of SJIS two American researchers, David Hakken and Langdon Winner, gave their personal views on Scandinavian information systems (IS) research. They both...