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colonial legacies are complex, collective, cumulative, and intergenerational. As a result, the practical demonstration of the role of art to build mental health resilience and act as a marker of water
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Applications close on 31 July 2024 Applications are invited from suitably qualified students wishing to conduct research at the Institute into any area of the literature and culture of the German
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identification: this involves conducting a systematic review of existing literature, examining various biomarkers that have been used to assess biological age. Physiological and functional assessments of human
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large database of relevant trajectories using state-of-the-art GPU technology for astrodynamics systems of interest. Study different representations of the obtained trajectories, such as coordinates
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close industrial collaboration to develop and test novel machine learning algorithms for position location. Following an initial literature review to define the state of the art, the following main
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of the West of England , Bristol where they will join the Music Interaction and Computational Arts (MICA) Lab . The MICA Lab is located within the Bridge , an interdisciplinary research facility funded by a £4M
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. Representations of uncertainty: where art thou? Current Opinion in Behavioral Sciences, 38:150¿162, 2021. Orbán G, Berkes P, Fiser J and Lengyel M. Neural variability and sampling-based probabilistic
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, arts and culture have played a significant role in expressing deaf and disabled people’s identities in Britain and have sustained disability activism. Yet histories of disability arts are lacking
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models, are beginning to be adopted and evidence from the literature suggests this could improve predictive accuracy and in turn patient outcomes. Objectives and outcomes of the project: 1. Review
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, methods to improve the speed etc will be investigated. A few laboratory-scale examples of non-isocyanate polyurethane foam systems have been demonstrated in the literature and will form the starting point