Outputs (28)

New frontiers in science communication: Researchers’ experiences of coming out of the lab (2010)
Presentation / Conference
Rocks, C., & Bultitude, K. (2010, December). New frontiers in science communication: Researchers’ experiences of coming out of the lab. Paper presented at The 11th International Conference on Public Communication of Science & Technology (PCST-2010), New Delhi, India

Researchers are increasingly playing a key role in the public communication of science. This makes understanding researchers’ motivations, and the benefits and barriers they perceive, an important step to ensuring successful direct interactions betwe... Read More about New frontiers in science communication: Researchers’ experiences of coming out of the lab.

Bacterial bioluminescence as a tool for monitoring the real-time activity of antimicrobial agents (2010)
Presentation / Conference
Robinson, G. M., Lee, S., Thorn, R., & Reynolds, D. M. (2010, November). Bacterial bioluminescence as a tool for monitoring the real-time activity of antimicrobial agents. Presented at International Conference on Antimicrobial Research, Valladolid, Spain

The psychology of appearance (2010)
Presentation / Conference
Rumsey, N. (2010, November). The psychology of appearance. Paper presented at Laing & Buisson Cosmetic Surgery and Treatments conference, London, UK

Trials & tribulations of appearance research (2010)
Presentation / Conference
Rumsey, N. (2010, November). Trials & tribulations of appearance research. Paper presented at BPS South West Psychology Branch meeting, Exeter, UK

Patient reported outcomes (2010)
Presentation / Conference
Rumsey, N. (2010, November). Patient reported outcomes. Paper presented at 6th Skin Cancer Study Day, Royal Exeter Hospital Foundation NHS Trust, UK

Designing interfaces that encourage a more effortful cognitive strategy (2010)
Presentation / Conference
Morgan, P., & Patrick, J. (2010, October). Designing interfaces that encourage a more effortful cognitive strategy. Paper presented at 54th Annual Meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, San Francisco, California, USA

Typically, interface design attempts to minimize cognitive load by providing immediately accessible task-relevant information. However, this may have the unintended consequence of encouraging display-based strategies that minimize the degree of cogni... Read More about Designing interfaces that encourage a more effortful cognitive strategy.

Identifying barriers and facilitators to home safety interventions for the families of pre-school children (2010)
Presentation / Conference
Deave, T., Ingram, J., Towner, E., Kay, B., & Kendrick, D. (2010, October). Identifying barriers and facilitators to home safety interventions for the families of pre-school children. Poster presented at Cochrane Colloquium, Colorado, US

Replication of the thumb in pressure pain threshold assessment of triceps surae myofascial trigger points: A preliminary study (2010)
Presentation / Conference
Grieve, R., Cramp, F. (., & Barnett, S. (2010, October). Replication of the thumb in pressure pain threshold assessment of triceps surae myofascial trigger points: A preliminary study. Poster presented at Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) Congress, BT Convention Centre, Liverpool

Barriers and facilitators to injury prevention work with parents: a qualitative interview study (2010)
Presentation / Conference
Stewart, J., Deave, T., Goodenough, T., Towner, E., Sealey, P., McDaid, L., & Kendrick, D. (2010, September). Barriers and facilitators to injury prevention work with parents: a qualitative interview study. Paper presented at World Safety 2010, London

Questioning social justice as a shared nursing value (2010)
Presentation / Conference
Lipscomb, M. (2010, September). Questioning social justice as a shared nursing value. Paper presented at The 14th International Philosophy of Nursing Conference (Vancouver): Philosophizing Social Justice in Nursing, Vancouver, Canada

This presentation questions the assertion, contained in a variety of nursing literatures that nurses should (normatively), or must (as regulation), accept social justice as a shared nursing value. Thus, problematically, many normative social justice... Read More about Questioning social justice as a shared nursing value.