• Stereo Atlases as Hybrid Knowledge 

  Wilder, Kelley (Book chapter)

  This paper examines the nature of knowledge generated by the use of stereo images in scientific atlases. Taking both photography and drawing to be stereo imaging methods in the sciences, it contends that it is not only ...
• Selective enzymatic modification of wool/polyester blended fabrics for surface patterning 

  Prajapati, Chetna ; Smith, Edward ; Kane, Faith ; Shen, Jinsong (Article)

  An enzyme-based process was investigated to achieve surface patterning of fabrics as an alternative to conventional chemical processes. In the current study, the enzyme protease was employed to selectively modify a ...
• The architecture of the periphery: two views of Madrid’s periphery seen through Aldo Rossi’s work. 

  Martinez- Perez, A. ; Walker, Stephen (Article)

  Bringing together two aspects of Aldo Rossi’s urban theory (roughly characterised by knowing and feeling), reading them against recent urban peripheral development in Madrid.
• Potential Unlocked: Art in Prison 

  Carpenter, Benedict ; Knight, Victoria (Presentation)

  Lecture Title: Potential Unlocked. Participants: Ben Carpenter (ADH) and Victoria Knight (HLS) Description: Potential Unlocked is a collaborative project to deliver visual arts workshops in custodial settings in ...
• Avoiding Capture 

  Burt, Ramsay, 1953- (Article)

  This essay discusses three recent British contemporary dance works that radically rework the spatial relation between audience and performer. These are: Nicola Conibere’s Assembly (2013), Katye Coe’s (To) Constantly Vent ...
• A Gift for Eleonora 

  White, Christine (Other)

  Output Type: Design and Performance Installation in UNESCO World Heritage Sites (2015, 2016); Book/Catalogue; Website performed at Bath Literature Festival, 2016.
• Phobic Cartography: A Human-Centred, Communicative Analysis of the Cyber-Threat Landscape 

  Scott, Keith (Article)

  As with all domains, cyber security runs the risk of adopting a reactive and defensive stance, which can lead to policy based on what has happened, rather than on what could happen. Expert knowledge can lead to silo thinking ...
• 'According to John James: a Poem with Many Authors' 

  Perril, S. D. (Other)

  This sequence, In Memoriam John James, was initiated as a chain poem by Kelvin Corcoran. Contributors were invited to write two stanzas continuing the opening to James' poem 'A Theory of Poetry.'
• 'Ode on the Departing Year' 

  Perril, S. D. (Other)

  This 10-poem sequence continues my exploration of the serial poem, and the Coleridgean Conversation Poem.
• Places without memory: a peripheral insight into Madrid’s growth 

  Martinez-Perez, A. (Book chapter)

  This article describes the recent development of Periphery in the city of Madrid. It focuses in the places that have been built and constructed and the qualities of them.
• The Architecture of the Periphery: An insight into the work of Aldo Rossi and its current relevance to the recent developments in the northern periphery of Madrid 

  Moreno Ortolano, J. ; Martinez- Perez, A. (Article)

  This article analyses the recent development of the periphery in Madrid within the context of Aldo Rossi’s seminal book The Architecture of the City. The objective of this article is to emphasise the importance and ...
• Dead Flowers, a novel 

  Monaghan, Nicola (Book)

  DEAD FLOWERS is the story of Sian Love, a DNA analyst who uncovers dark family secrets when she finds human remains in a pub she’s inherited from her uncle. It blends classic noir with an edgy contemporary thriller involving ...
• IW™?: 'Building Global Community', Facebook, and Cyber Security in the post-Westphalian Age 

  Scott, Keith (Conference)

  I made a joke about a future featuring 'facebook.gov" in a piece for VICE Magazine years ago and then Zuckerberg writes a 6000-word manifesto pretty much pitching it. - Warren Ellis On February 16, 2017, Mark Zuckerberg ...
• Zimbabwean communities in Britain: imperial and post-colonial identities and legacies 

  Zembe, Christopher Roy (Book)
• Coping with loneliness at University: a qualitative interview study with students in the UK 

  Vasileiou, Konstantina ; Barnett, Julie ; Barreto, Manuela ; Vines, John ; Atkinson, Mark ; Long, Kiel ; Bakewell, Lyndsey ; Lawson, Shaun ; Wilson, Michael (Article)

  Leaving home to attend University constitutes a transition that is often characterized by an increased risk of loneliness, a psychological state that predicts poor mental health outcomes. Informed by a comprehensive ...
• A comparative study of students' strategy use in reading texts for the IELTS test and those for academic study 

  Liu, J. (Technical Report)

  This study examines the extent to which IELTS reading reliably tests the needs of academic reading. Fifty-two IELTS test-takers enrolled on a 10-week IELTS course in Ireland were recruited for a mixed-method investigation ...
• How does studying abroad change Chinese students' choice of reading strategies? 

  Liu, J. (Article)

  This study examines the extent to which IELTS reading reliably tests the needs of academic reading. Fifty-two IELTS test-takers enrolled on a 10-week IELTS course in Ireland were recruited for a mixed-method investigation ...
• Reading transition in Chinese international students: through the lens of activity system theory 

  Liu, J. (Article)

  This qualitative study explores the intertwined relationship between the impact of the learning environment and Chinese international master's students' reading approaches through the lens of activity system. Data were ...
• The Future of Heuristic Fossils 

  Downs, Simon ; Lerpiniere, Claire (Conference)

  The authors propose that while many fields of design are involved in reflexive interactions with design research tools, others are strongly heuristic in both their application of historic knowledge bases and in the ways ...
• The Holding Space: Body Of (As) Knowledge 

  Doughty, Sally ; Krische, Rachel ; Kendall, Lisa (Book chapter)

  Body Of (As) Knowledge (BOK) is a collaborative practice-based research project reflecting and expanding upon the practices of dance artist-scholars Sally Doughty, Lisa Kendall and Rachel Krische. BOK examines the body ...

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