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AbstractBackgroundThe study of emotions in engineering education (EEE) has increased in recent years, but this emerging, multidisciplinary body of research is dispersed and not well consolidated. This paper reports on the first systematic review of EEE research and scholarship.PurposeThe review aimed to critically assess how researchers and scholars in engineering education have conceptualized emotions and how those conceptualizations have been used to frame and conduct EEE research and scholarship.Scope/MethodThe systematic review followed the procedures of a configurative meta‐synthesis, mapping emotion theories and concepts, research purposes and methods, and citation patterns in the EEE literature. The review proceeded through five stages: (i) scoping and database searching; (ii) abstract screening, full text sifting, and full text review; (iii) pearling; (iv) scoping review, and (v) in‐depth analysis for the meta‐synthesis review. Two hundred and thirteen publications were included in the final analysis.ResultsThe results show that the EEE literature has not extensively engaged with the wide range of conceptualizations of emotion available in the educational, psychological, and sociological literature. Further, the focus on emotion often seems to have been unintentional and of secondary importance in studies whose primary goals were to study other phenomena.ConclusionsMore research adopting intentional, theorized approaches to emotions will be crucial in further developing the field. To do justice to complex emotional phenomena in teaching and learning, future EEE research will also need to engage a broader range of conceptualizations of emotion and research methods, drawing on diverse disciplinary traditions.

In the past two decades, the treatment of metastatic non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), has undergone significant changes due to the introduction of targeted therapies and immunotherapy. These advancements have led to the need for predictive molecular tests to identify patients eligible for targeted therapy. This review provides an overview of the development and current application of targeted therapies and predictive biomarker testing in European patients with advanced stage NSCLC. Using data from eleven European countries, we conclude that recommendations for predictive testing are incorporated in national guidelines across Europe, although there are differences in their comprehensiveness. Moreover, the availability of recently EMA-approved targeted therapies varies between European countries. Unfortunately, routine assessment of national/regional molecular testing rates is limited. As a result, it remains uncertain which proportion of patients with metastatic NSCLC in Europe receive adequate predictive biomarker testing. Lastly, Molecular Tumor Boards (MTBs) for discussion of molecular test results are widely implemented, but national guidelines for their composition and functioning are lacking. The establishment of MTB guidelines can provide a framework for interpreting rare or complex mutations, facilitating appropriate treatment decision-making, and ensuring quality control. International audience

Review of: Dansk editionshistorie, editor-in-chief: Johnny Kondrup. Volume 1, Udgivelse af græsk og latinsk litteratur, edited by Christian Troelsgård with participation of David Bloch.; Volume 2, Udgivelse af norrøn og gammeldansk litteratur, edited by Britta Olrik Frederiksen; Volume 3, Udgivelse af dansk litteratur, edited by Johnny Kondrup; Volume 4, Litteraturlister og registre—Volume 1–4: Charlottenlund: Museum Tusculanums Forlag 2021

Review of: Catarina Röjder, Hugo Karlsson & Roger Wadström, Ortnamnen i Göteborgs och Bohus län. XIII. Ortnamnen i Stångenäs härad. 1. Bebyggelsenamn, Göteborg: Institutet för språk och folkminnen. Dialekt-, ortnamns- och folkminnesarkivet i Göteborg 2021, ISSN 02841908; ISBN 9789186959746, XXXVII + 208 pp.

Review of: Erica Moretti. The Best Weapon for Peace: Maria Montessori, Education,and Children’s Rights. Madison, Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Press, 2021, 296 pp.

Review of: Nils-Gustaf Stahre, Per Anders Fogelström, Jonas Ferenius & Gunnar Lundqvist (with participation of Börje Westlund, Lars Wikström, Göran Sidenbladh, Lars Cleve & Carl Magnus Rosell), expanded and revised edition by Staffan Nyström, Stockholms gatunamn, 4th edition (Monografier utgivna av Stockholms stad 50), Stockholm: Stockholm stad 2022, ISSN 02825899; ISBN 9789170313363, 784 pp.

Review of: Clas Tollin, Sveriges kartor och lantmätare 1628 till 1680. Från idé till tolvtusen kartor. (Kungl. Vitterhets Historie och Antikvitets Akademien. Handlingar. Antikvariska serien 58; Skrifter utgivna av Riksarkivet 43), Stockholm: Kungl. Vitterhets Historie och Antikvitets Akademien; Riksarkivet 2021, ISBN 9789188763242; ISSN 00836761; ISSN 14024705, 464 pp.

Review of: Eva Silvén, Friktion. Ernst Manker, Nordiska museet och det samiska kulturarvet, Lund: Nordic Academic Press 2021, ISBN 9789188909909, 320 pp.