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Community tracking of coastal artefact movement at Happisburgh
The village of Happisburgh on the Norfolk coast is well known for its rapid rate of coastal erosion and the internationally significant Palaeolithic archaeology that this has revealed along the foreshore. Despite the fragility of this land/seascape, ...
Coastal (In)Securities: Swimming Safely through Blue Heritage on the Isle of Wight
his project aims to establish the groundwork toward creating ways to protect and maintain the Isle of Wight’s coastal waters as blue spaces for use by communities. The team is composed by Fiona Middleton is a PhD Candidate in the Leverhulme-funded In...
Understanding the mechanisms of resilience, body composition and tumour outcomes with cancer therapies and multimodal prehabilitation interven-tions in advanced cancer patients
Reduced resilience, poor fitness, malnutrition, and emotional distress are major public health concerns, increasing adverse outcomes after cancer treatments, especially in advanced cancer patients undergoing cancer therapies (chemotherapy/radiotherap...
Tales of Discovery
RRS Discovery holds a significant place in the annals of Antarctic exploration. Led by Lieutenant Robert Falcon Scott, accompanied by notable figures like Ernest Shackleton and Edward Wilson, the legacy of the inaugural expedition (1901-1904) continu...
STFC SG awards: Towards dynamical black hole masses at cosmic noon
GRAVITY+ is an upgraded instrument at ESO's VLT that revolutionises the capabilities of optical/infrared interferometry and opens up milli- and micro-arcsecond resolution to new science areas. We are leading the consortium efforts to determine t...
Revealing Particle Acceleration Physics During Substorms With Auroral Kilometric Radiation
The Earth's magnetosphere is the region of space close to Earth dominated by Earth's magnetic field. It is not empty, but contains plasma (charged particles) trapped by the magnetic field. In certain regions of the magnetosphere the trapped...