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    Craft-based design for innovation: Potential in novelty, quality and sustainability through hands-on interaction by Jenny Pinski, Faith Kane, Mark Evans

    Published 2018
    “…The industrial revolution created a rise in mass manufacture, increasing consumption to current unsustainable levels and marking a decline in hands-on craft practice. In contemporary practice, designers frequently employ digital ways of working and, whilst this may create opportunities and efficiencies, it can limit the working of materials by hand. …”
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    Effect of short-term weight loss on mental stress-induced cardiovascular and pro-inflammatory responses in women by Romano Endrighi, Mark Hamer, Ruth A. Hackett, Livia A. Carvalho, Sarah E. Jackson, Jane Wardle, Andrew Steptoe

    Published 2015
    “…The aim of this study was to investigate whether changes in adiposity following minimal weight loss affect heightened stress responses in women, and examine the role of the adipokine leptin in driving inflammatory responses. …”
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    Guest editorial special issue on pulsed power science and technology by Stephen Bayne, Bucur Novac, Heather O'Brien, Hua Li

    Published 2018
    “…This conference marks an important step, as it was located outside of the USA for the first time. …”
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    Exploring toilet plume bioaerosol exposure dynamics in public toilets using a Design of Experiments approach by Elizabeth Osei, Oluwasola Afolabi, M Sohail

    Published 2024
    “…The interaction term, C × d showed a marked increase in bioaerosol concentration up to 232 CFU/m3 at the closest proximity and highest pathogen load. …”
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    Who can represent the nation? Elite athletes, global mega events and the contested boundaries of national belonging by Joost Jansen, Michael Skey

    Published 2020
    “…Second, how the nation’s boundaries are discursively marked with reference to a range of everyday features. …”
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    ‘Running a studio's a silly business’: work and employment in the contemporary recording studio sector by Allan Watson

    Published 2013
    “…More specifically, it aims to begin to address the lack of attention paid to the issue of individual subjectivity in the cultural workplace, through an empirically-informed account of how the changing economic conditions in the recording studio sector are impacting on work as seen from the perspective of those working in the sector. The sector is one marked by a continued move towards more temporary and flexible forms of project working, as seen in the comparatively recent development of a freelance project-based model for recording. …”
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    Experiments with electronic examinations over the Internet by Pete Thomas, Blaine Price, Marian Petre, Linda Carswell, Mike Richards

    Published 2001
    “…The UK’s Open University (OU) has been using the Internet on a regular basis for transporting student assignments (homework) between student, tutor and the university. Tutor marked assignments are a major part of the OU’s assessment system, but all courses also have an examinable component that often takes the form of a three-hour closed-book examination taken under supervised conditions. …”
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