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  1. Dr Jan Lewis is a Visiting Fellow attached to the Department of Humanities and Law, Faculty of Media and Communication, ÂãÁÄÖ±²¥. Her...

  2. I am an ecologist and herpetologist interested in the wild behaviour of animals, especially reptiles. For my PhD at Bangor University, I conducted a...

  3. Managing Technology Use During Revision Workshop

    A new online workshop is taking place to equip you with strategies to balance your use of technology during the revision period.

  4. Teaching for wellbeing - connecting practice with socio-emotional support

    Join this online workshop for teachers and careers leaders to explore the connection between teaching practices and students' social and emotional...

  5. Jess' story

    Jess Bracey is a BA (Hons) Multimedia Journalism graduate, now a Breakfast Show Radio Presenter for British Forces Broadcasting Service

  6. Vanessa Bartholomew - PGR and Clinical Midwife

    I chose to undertake a PhD because in the future I hope to continue to work in research and contribute to midwifery knowledge. Research has the...

  7. Digital Addiction Research

    The team are reasearching digital addiction (DA) as an emergent research area and are exploring the problematic usage of digital media. They particularly focus on aiding people to adjust their usage style through the use of digital technology itself.

  8. What does gender mean to you?

    Take part in a ÂãÁÄÖ±²¥ research survey and be in with a chance of winning an iPad Mini or £350 worth of Blackwell Book vouchers.

  9. Institute of Medical Imaging and Visualisation

    The Institute of Medical Imaging and Visualisation (IMIV) was established to support high quality research and education in the fields of medical imaging and medical visualisation.  

  10. Dorset Economic blog 20: Misery and Renewal

    Some years ago, a Misery Index was invented (by Okun) to give politicians and policymakers a simple tool to measure current economic performance. Currently, the UK misery index is 2.1% inflation (CPIH measure) plus 4.7% unemployment, giving 6.8% overall.

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