Social Research and Social Policy
Organised by National Centre for Social Research and the London School of Economics, to be held at London School of Economics London United Kingdom from 2009-04-23 to 2009-04-24
Michel Faber : Interview
This interview with the Dutch novelist and short story writer Michel Faber (1960- ) is published by January Magazine, an online arts journal edited by Linda L. Richards. The lengthy interview, conducted by Richards in November 2002, is preceded by a short biography and a review, by David Abrams, of Faber's remarkable novel, set in Victorian England, 'The Crimson Petal and the White' (Edinburgh: Canongate Books Ltd, 2002). It is concerned mostly about the writing of that novel which, apparently,
Argumentum : the peer-reviewed electronic journal of the graduate school for linguistics, University
This is the home page of the "Argumentum", the peer-reviewed e-journal published by the Graduate School for Linguistics at the University of Debrecen, Hungary. The site is bilingual, Hungarian and English, thus being available to a wide scholarly audience. However, the introduction and the guidelines for submissions of articles are written only in Hungarian. The English version of these can be read under the "technical guide". Argumentum is published once a year. The articles in the review are w
Seeking out the Black Isle's hidden corners
Article published in Chatterbox Winter 2014 Edition - the Black Isle Magazine. Article about Geograph and the Black Isle
Keep on learning There are more than 800 courses on OpenLearn for you to choose Towards A Global BioPolicy? Survey on opinions from national bioethics committees or similar bodies, public debate and national TRREE Training and Resources for Research Ethics Evaluation for Africa 1 1.2 How DNA is replicated Cell division involving the nuclear division of mitosis produces two progeny cells, which contain identical genetic material, which is also identical with that of the original parent cell. This is how a fertilized egg grows into an adult many-celled organism. For one cell to become two new ones with identical genetic material, the DNA in each chromosome must undergo a process in which an identical copy is made. As noted above, Watson and Crick postulated that DNA base-pairing provides a Research Profiles: Greg More - Eureka 1.6 How does aspirin relieve pain? Aspirin acts at the site of damaged tissue to block the start of the nerve signal to the brain, the mechanism by which we experience pain (Section 2). It does this by inhibiting the formation of prostaglandin which is the active agent responsible for the sensitisation of the nerve endings. Prostaglandins (there are several related types) are resp 5.3.3 One-to-one tutorial In this session the tutor should cover the following areas: assessment of the student teacher's subject knowledge development during the school experience placement; review of the student teacher's files; timetable coverage; teaching activities, including marking and keeping records; target achievement and progress against the ITP, assessment outcomes for the level and the standards f Dovella : revista cultural de la Catalunya central 1 Playing roles together Care relationships are seldom just a matter of ‘doing what come naturally’. For one thing, you may be caring for, or being cared for, by someone you would not otherwise get on with. A care relationship has to adapt to circumstances: it may be brief, as in an acute hospital ward, or it may be very long lasting; it may be flexible according to need or it may involve a high degree of regularity. It is a distinctive relationship with unique elements. Some of the things you and the other perso Building a Community for Institutional Research in the UK and Ireland Marc Miller-College of Law Le plus court chemin Workshop 6: Algebra and Calculus: The Challenge References Assuming Gender
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Proceedings of a symposium held in March 2007 looking at aspects of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted by UNESCO in October 2005. Hosted by Biocentre: the Centre for Bioethics and Public Policy, the symposium was the first event of the 'Global Perspectives on Biopolicy' series. The proceedings cover the keynote speech on the Universal Declaration by Professor Jan Helge Solbakk Director of Bioethics at UNESCO. Following papers were given on the UK perspective on the Declaration, fo
The European Commission, DG Research (Directorate E: Biotechnology, Agriculture and Food) devised a survey during the Spring 2001 in order to compile opinion-based data from national bioethics committees and current national legislation in relation to human embryonic stem cell research. The data would be used to structure an informative debate on stem cells across Europe. The survey has been updated regularly in accordance with the continual monitoring of the societal dialogue, the ethical consi
TRREE-for Africa is "a web-based training and capacity building initiative on the ethics of research involving humans conducted in Africa countries". It is a collaborative project between European and Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership (EDTCP), Swiss Academy of Medical Sciences (SAMS), Commission for Research Partnerships with Developing Countries (KFPE), Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF). The site contains information on the pr
Research Profiles: Greg More - Eureka
'Dovella' is a scholarly journal dedicated to the study of Catalan culture and history, and the region of Bages in particular. Published since 1981 by the Institut Ramon Muntaner, with the support of the Bages Studies Centre, the journal includes articles by academics and researchers on any aspect of Catalan studies. The digital repository of Open-access Catalan Journals (RACO) has made available the lists of contents for issues published between 1981 and 2004. At the time of cataloguing, some f
Organised by Institutional Research Conference, to be held at Sheffield Hallam University Sheffield United Kingdom from 2009-07-08 to 2009-07-09
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Lorsque l’on cherche à se rendre d’un point à un autre dans un réseau par le plus court chemin, il existe des algorithmes qui évitent d’avoir à calculer tous les trajets possibles.
With Professor James Kaput. Professor Kaput of the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, studies children’s understanding of algebra and calculus. Historically, these topics have presented students with significant problems, and we tend to see it as a given that children will struggle with them. Kaput finds many ways of embedding algebra and calculus concep
Assuming Gender is an electronic, international, peer-reviewed academic journal produced from the Centre for Critical and Cultural Theory, Cardiff University that features cutting-edge research in feminist theories, queer theories, critical and cultural theory, literature, film studies, sociology and other relevant fields.
