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AbstractResearch shows that participants in clinical trials rarely reflect the populations that could benefit from the treatments being tested, for example, COVID-19 disproportionately affected older…
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Faculty of Medicine Dentistry and Health
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Need to record a podcast or Interview? Using a Creative Media Media Booth is a good option as you have your own soundproofed space without distraction. This video will demonstrate how to create a two…
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Why should we care about eels? In this story, Rosaleen Duffy talks about the day she met an eel face to face, reflecting on the hazards faced by eels on their long journey from the Sargasso sea to…
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Joseph Hamm's research centres on human-carnivore conflict in Tanzania. Here, he discusses how other conflicts (some internal, others external) influence his research and what this says about…
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Why is the ecological political? In this short story, doctoral researcher Sara van der Hoeven describes several surprising encounters with community wildlife rangers in northern Kenya in and outside…
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Sanna Komi tells a story of wolf conservation in the post-truth era in Finland. She recalls encounters with people living next to wolves, and endeavours to understand what lies beyond post-truth…
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Svongwa Nemadire tells a story of life in the township and a lecture abroad, which stirred him towards social justice research. He returned to Africa to stay in the village. There, he witnessed the…
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Robert Petitpas's story describes two trees from Southern Chile and their relationships with humans: one relationship to scientists and the other to Indigenous people. Despite their dissimilar…
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Dr Ruth Wairimu John from the Open University of Tanzania tells a story of how human-wildlife co-existence can be improved through the incorporation of traditional and Indigenous knowledge in the…
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Hanna Pettersson tells a story about the intricate challenge of sharing space with wolves, and why we should hail pragmatism in conservation. She gives examples of people, places and situations…
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There is no shortage of guidance for designing and delivering evaluations. However, the published literature of empirical studies demonstrates that pre-emptive measures do not always prevent common…
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Health and Related Research (ScHARR)
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Our speaker this month was Dr Ilse Daly who told us about her journey from vision scientist to start-up founder at her company
Blackdog Biomechanics.I’ve had a varied academic career, going…
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Abstract In evidence synthesis using meta-analysis or network meta-analysis, researchers commonly encounter between-study heterogeneity, which may arise from the differences in the conduct of the…
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Health and Related Research (ScHARR)
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A video case study in which Dr Stephen Livingstone discusses the application of FAIR data and software principles to a research project on the automated mapping of Antarctic surface meltwater, led by…
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A video case study in which Dr Haiping Lu discusses his application of the FAIR data and software principles to his research on accessible and sustainable machine learning.
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A video case study in which Dr Ian Sudbery discusses his application of the FAIR data and software principles to his research into gene regulatory sequences in multiple myeloma.
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