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Most cited papers from Aarhus Stadsarkiv

What are the most cited papers from Aarhus Stadsarkiv?

The most cited paper from Aarhus Stadsarkiv is "Participatory transcription in Amsterdam and Copenhagen" (Nelleke van Zeeland, Signe Trolle Gronemann, 2019), with 4 citations. Next come "Aerobic Training and Potential Neurogenesis in Progressive Multiple Sclerosis: Focus on the Hippocampus and the Subventricular Zone" (0) and "Introduction" (0).

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1 Participatory transcription in Amsterdam and Copenhagen Nelleke van Zeeland, Signe Trolle Gronemann · Facet eBooks Book chapter 30 Jan 2019 4
2 Aerobic Training and Potential Neurogenesis in Progressive Multiple Sclerosis: Focus on the Hippocampus and the Subventricular Zone Tetsu Morozumi et al. · Neurology - the American medical journal. Open access 3 Jun 2026 0
3 Introduction Jørgen Mikkelsen, Søren Bitsch Christensen · Ministry of Culture Research Portal Book chapter 2008 0
4 Mapping High School Science Teachers’ Approaches to STEMification Christian Gaden Jensen, Søren Hansen, Bettina Dahl et al. · Proceedings from the International Research Symposium on Problem-Based Learning (IRSPBL) Conference paperOpen access 14 Nov 2025 0
5 Museumsmagasinets glemte genstande – junkens livsfortælling Katla Cortsen Brandt, Line Votborg Laibjørn · Maritime perspektiver Open access 13 Nov 2024 0
6 Praksisfaglighed i historiefag og eksterne læringsmiljøer Dennis Hornhave Jacobsen · Radar - historiedidaktisk tidsskrift. Open access 20 Jan 2025 0
7 Skarn, ære og "god politi" i den tidligmoderne by Jørgen Mührmann-Lund · Kulturstudier Open access 21 Dec 2016 0

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