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Audio-Visual Instruments And Multi-Dimensional Architecture In Visual Research Methods In Architecture., Mathew Emmett

School of Art, Design and Architecture

This book offers a distinctive approach to the use of visual methodologies for qualitative architectural research.

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Critical Hate Studies: A New Perspective, Zoë James, Katie Mcbride

School of Law, Humanities and Social Sciences

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The Micromorphology And Histochemistry Of Foliar Mixed Indumentum Of Leucas Lavandulaefolia (Lamiaceae), Y Naidoo, Thobekile Dladla, Yaser Hassan Dewir, Serisha Gangaram, Cm Naidoo, Hail Z. Rihan

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

Leucas lavandulaefolia Sm. (Lamiaceae) is an important medicinal plant with a broad spec-trum of pharmacological activities. This study aimed at characterizing the morphology, distribution, and chemical composition of the secretions of trichomes at different developmental stages on the leaves of L. lavandulaefolia, using light and electron microscopy. Morphological observations revealed the presence of bicellular non-glandular, glandular peltate, and capitate trichomes on both adaxial and abaxial leaf surfaces. The density of both non-glandular and glandular trichomes decreased with the progression of leaf development. Heads of peltate and short-stalked capitate trichomes were between 20.78–42.80 µm and 14.98–18.93 µm at different developmental stages. …

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Reef Manta Rays Forage On Tidally Driven, High Density Zooplankton Patches In Hanifaru Bay, Maldives, A Armstrong, Guy M.W. Stevens, Kathy A. Townsend, Annie Murray, Michael B. Bennett, A Armstrong, J Uribe-Palmino, Phil Hosegood, Christine L. Dudgeon, Anthony J. Richardson

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

No abstract provided.

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Rewilding Of Protected Areas Enhances Resilience Of Marine Ecosystems To Extreme Climatic Events, E. V. Sheehan, L. A. Holmes, B. F.R. Davies, A. Cartwright, A. Rees, M. J. Attrill

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

Marine protected areas (MPAs) are employed as tools to manage human impacts, especially fishing pressure. By excluding the most destructive activities MPAs can rewild degraded areas of seabed habitat. The potential for MPAs to increase ecosystem resilience from storms is, however, not understood, nor how such events impact seabed habitats. Extreme storm disturbance impact was studied in Lyme Bay MPA, Southwest United Kingdom, where the 2008 exclusion of bottom-towed fishing from the whole site allowed recovery of degraded temperate reef assemblages to a more complex community. Severe storm impacts in 2013–2014 resulted in major damage to the seabed so that …

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'Seeing' Proximal Representations: Testing Attitudes To The Relationship Between Vision And Images., S Samuel, K Hagspiel, G Cole, M Eacott

School of Psychology

Corrections applied by the visual system, like size constancy, provide us with a coherent and stable perspective from ever-changing retinal images. In the present experiment we investigated how willing adults are to examine their own vision as if it were an uncorrected 2D image, much like a photograph. We showed adult participants two lines on a wall, both of which were the same length but one was closer to the participant and hence appeared visually longer. Despite the instruction to base their judgements on appearance specifically, approximately half of the participants judged the lines to appear the same. When they …

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Spatially Variable Effects Of Artificially-Created Physical Complexity On Subtidal Benthos, Kathryn A. O’Shaughnessy, Shimrit Perkol-Finkel, Elisabeth M. A. Strain, Melanie J. Bishop, Stephen J. Hawkins, Mick E. Hanley, Paul Lunt, Richard C. Thompson, Tomer Hadary, Raviv Shirazi, Anna L. E. Yunnie, Axelle Amstutz, Laura Milliet, Clara L. X. Yong, Louise B. Firth

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

In response to the environmental damage caused by urbanization, Nature-based Solutions (NbS) are being implemented to enhance biodiversity and ecosystem processes with mutual benefits for society and nature. Although the field of NbS is flourishing, experiments in different geographic locations and environmental contexts have produced variable results, with knowledge particularly lacking for the subtidal zone. This study tested the effects of physical complexity on colonizing communities in subtidal habitats in two urban locations: (1) Plymouth, United Kingdom (northeast Atlantic) and (2) Tel Aviv, Israel (eastern Mediterranean) for 15- and 12-months, respectively. At each location, physical complexity was manipulated using experimental …

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Using Alternative Teaching And Learning Approaches To Deliver Clinical Microbiology During The Covid19 Pandemic, Lovleen Tina Joshi

Peninsula Dental School

No abstract provided.

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Exploring Relationship Between Perception Indicators And Mitigation Behaviors Of Soil Erosion In Undergraduate Students In Sonora, Mexico, Alondra María Díaz-Rodríguez, Claire Kelly, Valle A Del, Claudio Bravo-Linares, William Blake, Hugo Velasco, Dos Anjos R Meigikos, Laura Fernanda Barrera-Hernández, Los Santos-Villalobos S De

School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences

Soil erosion represents a critical socio-economic and environmental hazard for Mexico and the world. Given that soil erosion is a phenomenon influenced by human activities, it is essential to know the level of cultural perspectives on this matter. An instrument with eight scales was applied to 275 university students from a northwestern Mexican city, which measured the knowledge about soil erosion, self-efficacy in solving the problem, future perspectives, perceived consequences, obstacles to addressing soil erosion, and mitigation intentions and behaviors. To analyze the relationship between the scales and the intentions and behaviors of soil erosion mitigation, a model of structural …

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Predicting Dominance Of Sand Transport By Waves, Tides, And Their Interactions On Sandy Continental Shelves: Dataset, Erin Victoria King, Daniel Conley, Gerd Masselink, Nicoletta Leonardi

Faculty of Science and Engineering Datasets

This is the dataset accompanying the article of King et al. (2021) by the same title in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans. This dataset contains data in MATLAB .mat format for the data presented in the above paper, including trained k-Nearest Neighbour classifiers for dominant sand transport mode and magnitude. Citation KIng, E. V. et al. (2021). Predicting Dominance of Sand Transport by Waves, Tides, and Their Interactions on Sandy Continental Shelves: Dataset. PEARL Research Repository http://dx.doi.org/10.24382/5004

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Reins: Genotype-Phenotype Correlations In Neurofibromatosis And Their Potential Clinical Use, Clemens O. Hanemann

Peninsula Medical School

No abstract provided.

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High Taxonomic Resolution Surveys And Trait-Based Analyses Reveal Multiple Benthic Regimes In North Sulawesi (Indonesia), Miriam Reverter, Matthew Jackson, Sven Rohde, Mareen Moeller, Robert Bara, Markus T. Lasut, Reinach M Segre, Peter J. Schupp

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

As coral reef communities change and reorganise in response to increasing disturbances, there is a growing need for understanding species regimes and their contribution to ecosystem processes. Using a case study on coral reefs at the epicentre of tropical marine biodiversity (North Sulawesi, Indonesia), we explored how application of different biodiversity approaches (i.e., use of major taxonomic categories, high taxonomic resolution categories and trait-based approaches) affects the detection of distinct fish and benthic communities. Our results show that using major categories fails to identify distinct coral reef regimes. We also show that monitoring of only scleractinian coral communities is insufficient …

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Sars-Cov-2 Tests: Bridging The Gap Between Laboratory Sensors And Clinical Applications, Nikita Toropov, Eleanor Osborne, Lovleen Tina Joshi, James Davidson, Caitlin Morgan, Joseph Page, Justin Pepperell, Frank Vollmer

Peninsula Dental School

No abstract provided.

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Forward And Reverse Genetics Of B Cell Malignancies: From Insertional Mutagenesis To Crispr-Cas, Joanna C. Dawes, Anthony G. Uren

School of Biomedical Sciences

Cancer genome sequencing has identified dozens of mutations with a putative role in lymphomagenesis and leukemogenesis. Validation of driver mutations responsible for B cell neoplasms is complicated by the volume of mutations worthy of investigation and by the complex ways that multiple mutations arising from different stages of B cell development can cooperate. Forward and reverse genetic strategies in mice can provide complementary validation of human driver genes and in some cases comparative genomics of these models with human tumors has directed the identification of new drivers in human malignancies. We review a collection of forward genetic screens performed using …

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Use Of Health Related Quality Of Life In Clinical Trials For Severe Asthma: A Systematic Review, Joseph W. Lanario, Lorna Burns

More Faculty of Health Research

No abstract provided.

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Using The Goldilocks Principle To Model Coral Ecosystem Engineering, S. J. Hennige, A. I. Larsson, C. Orejas, A. Gori, Clippele Lh De, Y. C. Lee, G. Jimeno, K. Georgoulas, N. A. Kamenos, J. M. Roberts

School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics

The occurrence and proliferation of reef-forming corals is of vast importance in terms of the biodiversity they support and the ecosystem services they provide. The complex three-dimensional structures engineered by corals are comprised of both live and dead coral, and the function, growth and stability of these systems will depend on the ratio of both. To model how the ratio of live : dead coral may change, the ‘Goldilocks Principle’ can be used, where organisms will only flourish if conditions are ‘just right’. With data from particle imaging velocimetry and numerical smooth particle hydrodynamic modelling with two simple rules, we …

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Factors Associated With Interest In Psychiatry In Uk Medical Students: Qualitative Study, G Crowley, S Banerjee, L Page, S Daley

Peninsula Medical School

Aims and method This study aimed to explore factors that positively influence UK medical students’ interest in psychiatry. Delegates and committee members of the National Student Psychiatry Conference 2018 were invited to participate in individual semi-structured interviews. Nine interviews were conducted. Qualitative data were analysed using thematic analysis. Results: Four core themes emerged: psychiatry education and exposure, role of a psychiatrist, fitting in, and factors external to medical school. All students had some degree of interest in mental health before medical school, but placement and extra-curricular factors were strongly influential. Implications Interest in psychiatry may be promoted by facilitating student …

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The Use And Effectiveness Of An Online Diagnostic Support System For Blood Film Interpretation: Comparative Observational Study, C Hutchinson, M Brereton, J Adams, La Salle B De, J Sims, K Hyde, R Chasty, R Brown, K Rees-Unwin, J Burthem

Peninsula Medical School

Background The recognition and interpretation of abnormal blood cell morphology is often the first step in diagnosing underlying serious systemic illness or leukemia. Supporting the staff who interpret blood film morphology is therefore essential for a safe laboratory service. This paper describes an open-access, web-based decision support tool, developed by the authors to support morphological diagnosis, arising from earlier studies identifying mechanisms of error in blood film reporting. The effectiveness of this intervention was assessed using the unique resource offered by the online digital morphology Continuing Professional Development scheme (DM scheme) offered by the UK National External Quality Assessment Service …

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Reconstructing The Changes In Sedimentation And Source Provenance In East African Hydropower Reservoirs: A Case Study Of Nyumba Ya Mungu In Tanzania, Aloyce I.M. Amasi, Maarten Wynants, Remegius A. Kawalla, Shovi Sawe, Linus Munishi, William H. Blake, Kelvin M. Mtei

School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences

This study aimed to reconstruct the sedimentation rates over time and identify the changing sources of sediment in a major hydropower reservoir in Tanzania, the Nyumba ya Mungu (NYM). Fallout 210Pb measurements were used to estimate age of sediment deposits and broad changes in sedimentation rates were reconstructed. Sedimentation peaks were cross referenced to geochemical profiles of allogenic and autogenic elemental constituents of the sediment column to confirm a causal link. Finally, geochemical fingerprinting of the sediment cores and potential sources were compared using a Bayesian mixing model (MixSIAR) to attribute the dominant riverine and land use sources to the …

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Morphology Of Socially Assistive Robots For Health And Social Care: A Reflection On 24 Months Of Research With Anthropomorphic, Zoomorphic And Mechanomorphic Devices, Hannah L. Bradwell, Rhona Winnington, Serge Thill, Ray B. Jones

School of Nursing and Midwifery

No abstract provided.

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Bottom Current Control On Sediment Deposition Between The Iselin Bank And The Hillary Canyon (Antarctica) Since The Late Miocene: An Integrated Seismic- Oceanographic Approach, R. Conte, M. Rebesco, Santis L De, F. Colleoni, M. Bensi, A. Bergamasco, V. Kovacevic, J. Gales, F. Zgur, D. Accettella, Steur L De, L. Ursella, R. Mckay, S. Kim, R. G. Lucchi

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

No abstract provided.

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A Call For A Better Understanding Of Aquatic Chytrid Biology, Davis Laundon, Michael Cunliffe

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

The phylum Chytridiomycota (the “chytrids”) is an early-diverging, mostly unicellular, lineage of fungi that consists of significant aquatic saprotrophs, parasites, and pathogens, and is of evolutionary interest because its members retain biological traits considered ancestral in the fungal kingdom. While the existence of aquatic chytrids has long been known, their fundamental biology has received relatively little attention. We are beginning to establish a detailed understanding of aquatic chytrid diversity and insights into their ecological functions and prominence. However, the underpinning biology governing their aquatic ecological activities and associated core processes remain largely understudied and therefore unresolved. Many biological questions are …

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The Reality Of Rural Crime: The Unintended Consequences Of Rural Policy In The Co-Production Of Badger Persecution And The Illegal Taking Of Deer, Orlando Goodall

School of Law, Humanities and Social Sciences

Rural policy has produced the unintended consequences of illegal deer taking and the persecution of badgers in the rural West Country of England. This article directs attention towards the mechanisms of social relations between unregulated industry operatives, rural networks and entrepreneurial premises. Accordingly, the offending process is shown to be one of ‘illicit enterprise’, accomplished for instrumental gain through interdependencies between licit and illicit endeavours—practices that emerge synergistically, upon interaction with wider geo-historical conditions. Crucially, illicit activity is shown to be heavily context dependent, contingencies that generate unanticipated outcomes that are peculiar to the tendencies of the South West. Distal …

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Comparing Person And People Perception: Multiple Group Members Do Not Increase Stereotype Priming, Lm Persson, M Golubickis, D Dublas, N Mastnak, Et Al

School of Psychology

A characteristic feature of daily life is encountering people in groups. Surprisingly, however, at least during the initial stages of processing, research has focused almost exclusively on the construal of single individuals. As such, it remains unclear whether person and people (i.e., group) perception yield comparable or divergent outcomes. Addressing this issue, here we explored a core social-cognitive topic—stereotype activation—by presenting both single and multiple facial primes in a sequential-priming task. In addition, the processes underlying task performance were probed using a drift diffusion model analysis. Based on prior work, it was hypothesised that multiple (vs. single) primes would increase …

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Integrating Land‐Water‐People Connectivity Concepts Across Disciplines For Co‐Design Of Soil Erosion Solutions, William H. Blake, Claire Kelly, Maarten Wynants, Aloyce Patrick, Shaun Lewin, Joseph Lawson, Emmanuel Nasolwa, Annabel Page, Mona Nasseri, Carey Marks, David Gilvear, Kelvin Mtei, Linus Munishi, Patrick Ndakidemi

School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences

Soil resources in East Africa are being rapidly depleted by erosion, threatening food, water and livelihood security in the region. Here we demonstrate how the integration of evidence from natural and social sciences has supported a community-led change in land management in an agro-pastoral community in northern Tanzania. Geospatial analysis of erosion risk and extent (based on a drone survey across a 3.6 km² sub-catchment) revealed that recently converted land had ca 12-times greater rill density than established slow-forming terraced plots (987 ± 840 m² ha⁻¹ vs. 79 ± 110 m² ha⁻¹). Slope length …

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Dlg5 Variants Are Associated With Multiple Congenital Anomalies Including Ciliopathy Phenotypes, Jonathan Marquez, Nina Mann, Kathya Arana, Engin Deniz, Weizhen Ji, Monica Konstantino, Emily K. Mis, Charu Deshpande, Lauren Jeffries, Julie Mcglynn, Hannah Hugo, Eugen Widmeier, Martin Konrad, Velibor Tasic, Raffaella Morotti, Julia Baptista, Sian Ellard, Saquib Ali Lakhani, Friedhelm Hildebrandt, Mustafa K. Khokha

Peninsula Medical School

BackgroundCilia are dynamic cellular extensions that generate and sense signals to orchestrate proper development and tissue homeostasis. They rely on the underlying polarisation of cells to participate in signalling. Cilia dysfunction is a well-known cause of several diseases that affect multiple organ systems including the kidneys, brain, heart, respiratory tract, skeleton and retina.MethodsAmong individuals from four unrelated families, we identified variants in discs large 5 (DLG5) that manifested in a variety of pathologies. In our proband, we also examined patient tissues. We depleted dlg5 in Xenopus tropicalis frog embryos to generate a loss-of-function model. Finally, we tested the pathogenicity of …

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A Comparison Of Explanations Given By Explainable Artificial Intelligence Methods On Analysing Electronic Health Records, Jamie Duell, Xiuyi Fan, Bruce Burnett, Gert Aarts, Shang Ming Zhou

School of Nursing and Midwifery

No abstract provided.

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Wave, Tide And Topographical Controls On Headland Sand Bypassing, E. V. King, D. C. Conley, G. Masselink, N. Leonardi, R. J. Mccarroll, T. Scott, N. G. Valiente

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

No abstract provided.

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Biogeography And Connectivity Across Habitat Types And Geographical Scales In Pacific Abyssal Scavenging Amphipods, G Bribiesca-Contreras, Tg Dahlgren, T Horton, Jc Drazen, Et Al

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

Recently, there has been a resurgent interest in the exploration of deep-sea mineral deposits, particularly polymetallic nodules in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone (CCZ), central Pacific. Accurate environmental impact assessment is critical to the effective management of a new industry and depends on a sound understanding of species taxonomy, biogeography, and connectivity across a range of scales. Connectivity is a particularly important parameter in determining ecosystem resilience, as it helps to define the ability of a system to recover post-impact. Scavenging amphipods in the superfamilies Alicelloidea Lowry and De Broyer, 2008 and Lysianassoidea Dana, 1849 contribute to a unique and abundant scavenging …

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Integrating Literature, Biodiversity Databases, And Citizen-Science To Reconstruct The Checklist Of Chondrichthyans In Cyprus (Eastern Mediterranean Sea), Ioannis Giovos, Fabrizio Serena, Dimitra Katsada, Athanasios Anastasiadis, Adi Barash, Charis Charilaou, Jason M. Hall-Spencer, Fabio Crocetta, Alexander Kaminas, Demetris Kletou, Mary Maximiadi, Vasileios Minasidis, Dimitrios K. Moutopoulos, Aga-Spyridopoulou R Naasan, Ioannis Thasitis, Periklis Kleitou

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

Chondrichthyans are apex predators influencing the trophic web through a top-down process thus their depletion will affect the remaining biota. Notwithstanding that, research on chondrichthyans is sparse or data-limited in several biogeographic areas worldwide, including the Levantine Sea. We revise and update the knowledge of chondrichthyans in Cyprus based on a bibliographic review that gains information retrieved from peer-reviewed and grey literature, Global Biodiversity Information Facility (135 records of at least 18 species) and the Ocean Biodiversity Information System (65 records of at least14 species), and the citizen science project Mediterranean Elasmobranchs Citizen Observations (117 records per 23 species). Our …

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Audio-Visual Instruments And Multi-Dimensional Architecture In Visual Research Methods In Architecture., Mathew Emmett

School of Art, Design and Architecture

Critical Hate Studies: A New Perspective, Zoë James, Katie Mcbride

School of Law, Humanities and Social Sciences

The Micromorphology And Histochemistry Of Foliar Mixed Indumentum Of Leucas Lavandulaefolia (Lamiaceae), Y Naidoo, Thobekile Dladla, Yaser Hassan Dewir, Serisha Gangaram, Cm Naidoo, Hail Z. Rihan

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

Reef Manta Rays Forage On Tidally Driven, High Density Zooplankton Patches In Hanifaru Bay, Maldives, A Armstrong, Guy M.W. Stevens, Kathy A. Townsend, Annie Murray, Michael B. Bennett, A Armstrong, J Uribe-Palmino, Phil Hosegood, Christine L. Dudgeon, Anthony J. Richardson

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

Rewilding Of Protected Areas Enhances Resilience Of Marine Ecosystems To Extreme Climatic Events, E. V. Sheehan, L. A. Holmes, B. F.R. Davies, A. Cartwright, A. Rees, M. J. Attrill

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

'Seeing' Proximal Representations: Testing Attitudes To The Relationship Between Vision And Images., S Samuel, K Hagspiel, G Cole, M Eacott

School of Psychology

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

Using Alternative Teaching And Learning Approaches To Deliver Clinical Microbiology During The Covid19 Pandemic, Lovleen Tina Joshi

Peninsula Dental School

School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences

Predicting Dominance Of Sand Transport By Waves, Tides, And Their Interactions On Sandy Continental Shelves: Dataset, Erin Victoria King, Daniel Conley, Gerd Masselink, Nicoletta Leonardi

Faculty of Science and Engineering Datasets

Reins: Genotype-Phenotype Correlations In Neurofibromatosis And Their Potential Clinical Use, Clemens O. Hanemann

Peninsula Medical School

High Taxonomic Resolution Surveys And Trait-Based Analyses Reveal Multiple Benthic Regimes In North Sulawesi (Indonesia), Miriam Reverter, Matthew Jackson, Sven Rohde, Mareen Moeller, Robert Bara, Markus T. Lasut, Reinach M Segre, Peter J. Schupp

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

Sars-Cov-2 Tests: Bridging The Gap Between Laboratory Sensors And Clinical Applications, Nikita Toropov, Eleanor Osborne, Lovleen Tina Joshi, James Davidson, Caitlin Morgan, Joseph Page, Justin Pepperell, Frank Vollmer

Peninsula Dental School

Forward And Reverse Genetics Of B Cell Malignancies: From Insertional Mutagenesis To Crispr-Cas, Joanna C. Dawes, Anthony G. Uren

School of Biomedical Sciences

Use Of Health Related Quality Of Life In Clinical Trials For Severe Asthma: A Systematic Review, Joseph W. Lanario, Lorna Burns

More Faculty of Health Research

Using The Goldilocks Principle To Model Coral Ecosystem Engineering, S. J. Hennige, A. I. Larsson, C. Orejas, A. Gori, Clippele Lh De, Y. C. Lee, G. Jimeno, K. Georgoulas, N. A. Kamenos, J. M. Roberts

School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics

Factors Associated With Interest In Psychiatry In Uk Medical Students: Qualitative Study, G Crowley, S Banerjee, L Page, S Daley

Peninsula Medical School

The Use And Effectiveness Of An Online Diagnostic Support System For Blood Film Interpretation: Comparative Observational Study, C Hutchinson, M Brereton, J Adams, La Salle B De, J Sims, K Hyde, R Chasty, R Brown, K Rees-Unwin, J Burthem

Peninsula Medical School

Reconstructing The Changes In Sedimentation And Source Provenance In East African Hydropower Reservoirs: A Case Study Of Nyumba Ya Mungu In Tanzania, Aloyce I.M. Amasi, Maarten Wynants, Remegius A. Kawalla, Shovi Sawe, Linus Munishi, William H. Blake, Kelvin M. Mtei

School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences

Morphology Of Socially Assistive Robots For Health And Social Care: A Reflection On 24 Months Of Research With Anthropomorphic, Zoomorphic And Mechanomorphic Devices, Hannah L. Bradwell, Rhona Winnington, Serge Thill, Ray B. Jones

School of Nursing and Midwifery

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

A Call For A Better Understanding Of Aquatic Chytrid Biology, Davis Laundon, Michael Cunliffe

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

The Reality Of Rural Crime: The Unintended Consequences Of Rural Policy In The Co-Production Of Badger Persecution And The Illegal Taking Of Deer, Orlando Goodall

School of Law, Humanities and Social Sciences

Comparing Person And People Perception: Multiple Group Members Do Not Increase Stereotype Priming, Lm Persson, M Golubickis, D Dublas, N Mastnak, Et Al

School of Psychology

School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences

Peninsula Medical School

A Comparison Of Explanations Given By Explainable Artificial Intelligence Methods On Analysing Electronic Health Records, Jamie Duell, Xiuyi Fan, Bruce Burnett, Gert Aarts, Shang Ming Zhou

School of Nursing and Midwifery

Wave, Tide And Topographical Controls On Headland Sand Bypassing, E. V. King, D. C. Conley, G. Masselink, N. Leonardi, R. J. Mccarroll, T. Scott, N. G. Valiente

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

Biogeography And Connectivity Across Habitat Types And Geographical Scales In Pacific Abyssal Scavenging Amphipods, G Bribiesca-Contreras, Tg Dahlgren, T Horton, Jc Drazen, Et Al

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

School of Biological and Marine Sciences