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[ES] El turismo es un sector que ha evolucionado de diferentes maneras a lo largo de los años dando a los viajeros nuevas formas de disfrutar su tiempo libre. Una de ellas es el "Dark Tourism" o Turismo Oscuro en español en el cual los turistas sienten una atracción por lugares relacionados con la muerte o con una catástrofe, una motivación opuesta a la del turista clásico que viaja en busca de un lugar bonito y vivo. Así estando en el lugar presente de los acontecimientos el turista empatiza o intenta recrear en su imaginación lo ocurrido. En los últimos años los medios de comunicación han popularizado este tipo de turismo ya que los temas de muerte y catástrofes son temas delicados y que generan inquietud, como ejemplo la última serie " (Chernobyl)" de HBO que ha influido en un 40% en las llegadas de turistas a la central nuclear de Chernóbil, también lo hizo Netflix con la serie (Dark Tourism) con ocho episodios en diferentes lugares del mundo. Debido a estas series este ultimo año se han incrementado mucho la búsqueda de este tipo de turismo y por tanto la oferta de la mismo con muchas empresas que ofrecen paquetes turísticos muy completos. (chernobyl-tour) (chernobylwel) El trabajo consistiré en analizar la información recopilada de sitios web, series y encuestas para comprender los impulsos o el "morbo" que genera a los turistas . En este trabajo se pretende analizar e investigar el motivo por el que los turistas son impulsados a este tipo de atracción, estudiar el papel que juegan los medios de comunicación en su popularización, caracterizar los lugares más concurridos por este tipo de turistas, e intentar extraer componentes comunes. Finalmente, estudiar si existen lugares como estos en España y hacer propuestas para convertirlos en destinos turísticos, [EN] Tourism has evolved through the years creating new ways of enjoying travelling and leisure. One of such is the so-called "Dark Tourism", which interests tourists who feel attracted towards places related to death or a human or natural catastrophe. This motivation is opposed to the usual, classical tourist focus, who is to travel to a nice, lively, relaxing place. This type of tourist empathises or tries to relive in their imagination the catastrophes that happened in the place visited. In the past few years, the media have popularised this type of tourism, taking advantage of the fact that issues related to death and catastrophes are of 4 general intestest and delicate matters. One of such is one of the lattest HBO series, “Chernobyl", which seems to have had an influence on around 40% of tourist arrivals to the Chernobyl nuclear plant (Hunder, 2019) . A similar case is that of Netflix with the “Dark Tourism”, which was shot in eight different places around the world. Due to the incresas in the demand, many companies offer very complete package tours (Chernobylwel, 2020) This work tries to analyse the motivations of tourists to visit this type of destination, study the existing proposals related to Dark tourism, and analyse new Dark trends and future destinations.

This project explores the energy systems and their development towards 2035 in the West Nordic areas and the Arctic. The objective of the project was to contribute to a knowledge base that can be shared and used in developing a sustainable and competitive energy systems that fulfil the goals and obligations for 2035 on climate, emissions and renewable shares. “Energy systems” in this case covers the potential for different renewable energy resources, infrastructure, the demand for energy in different sectors, and relevant policies. Along with the scenario analysis, five case studies have been developed: land transport; a small hybrid energy system in Igaliku, Greenland; electrification of fishing vessels; tourism; and the future energy system in Svalbard.

This project explores the energy systems and their development towards 2035 in the West Nordic areas and the Arctic. The objective of the project was to contribute to a knowledge base that can be shared and used in developing a sustainable and competitive energy systems that fulfil the goals and obligations for 2035 on climate, emissions and renewable shares. “Energy systems” in this case covers the potential for different renewable energy resources, infrastructure, the demand for energy in different sectors, and relevant policies.Along with the scenario analysis, five case studies have been developed: land transport; a small hybrid energy system in Igaliku, Greenland; electrification of fishing vessels; tourism; and the future energy system in Svalbard.

The Nordic region attracts an increasing level of significant investments in new data centres. This seems to be no coincidence as the Nordics scores comparatively higher on factors such as "Reliable power supply", "Low energy prices", "Political stability", "Faster time-to-market" and "Abundance of energy and other resources" compared to more traditional European data centre regions. All factors that are deemed most important by data centre investors. This report estimates that the Nordics by 2025 could attract annual data centre construction investments in the order of EUR 2-4.3 bn. by 2025. This is based on the forecast of the future demand worldwide for data centre services – as well as the strong value proposition of the Nordic countries towards large datacenter investments.

Arbeiter im Staatssozialismus. Ideologischer Anspruch und soziale Wirklichkeit

Context The most common causes of acute pancreatitis are alcohol and biliary stones. Salmonella infections can rarely cause acute pancreatitis. Case report We presents the case of a 24-year old female patient who presented to our hospital with abdominal pain radiating to the back, nausea, vomiting and blurred consciousness. She was diagnosed with acute pancreatitis and septic shock caused by Salmonella infection. Conclusion Increased amylase and lipase levels are common in Salmonella infections. However, acute pancreatitis is quite rare. Salmonella infections have a wide spectrum of presentation from self-limiting illness to life threatening severe pancreatitis and systemic disease.