Are course evaluations subject to a 'halo effect'? by Jenny A. Darby

“…Blum and Naylor (1968 p. 200) see the ‘halo effect’ simply as the; ‘tendency to let our assessment of an individual on one trait influence our evaluation of that person on other specific traits’. …”
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A study of some quinoxaline and halo-pyridine complexes of transition metals by David E. Billing

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Analysis of global ionospheric scintillation and GPS positioning interference triggered by full-halo CME-driven geomagnetic storm: A case study by Dongsheng Zhao, Shuanglei Cui, Xueli Zhang, Longjiang Li, Peng Sun, Chaofa Bian, Wei Ban, Craig Hancock, Qianxin Wang, Kefei Zhang

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The more we know, the more likely we may agree? by Jie Meng

“…This paper develops simulation experiments to unmask the aforementioned relations, in particular, how information environment (i.e., information preference and noise), individual factors (i.e., acceptance threshold, halo effect), and institutional efforts (i.e., promotion) affect the customer review’s evolution at the aggregate level. …”
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How far can the message go through online communication: simulation outcomes of information stickiness by Jie Meng

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A mild method for electrochemical reduction of Heterocyclic N-Oxides by Yasuaki Fukazawa, Aleksandr E Rubtsov, Andrei Malkov

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The synthesis of indole containing anticancer compounds by Jonathan R.A. Roffey

“…The Brederek imidazole reaction (i.e., the reaction of a amidine and a-halo ketone) is discussed in chapter 5. …”
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Hi-Viz by Michael Shaw

“…The premise of delivery was multidisciplinary and nuanced according to the time of day.Alongside producing the main sculptural commission, I also worked with the festival’s designers to produce a version of the Festival’s motif S, inspired by the geometry and aesthetics of Hi-Viz. …”
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