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Assess - diagnose - treat: If only musculoskeletal rehabilitation was so easy (2013)
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Professor Shea Palmer, 6 March 2013 - Aches, pains and strains associated with muscles, bones and joints are some of the main reasons why people see health practitioners. Musculoskeletal conditions affect all of us at some stage of our lives and we h... Read More about Assess - diagnose - treat: If only musculoskeletal rehabilitation was so easy.

Ghosts in the garden (2013)
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Creating a real world game experience in the gardens of the Holburne Museum in Bath - bringing the halcyon days of this Georgian Pleasure Garden back to life using the magic of Special Listening Devices that tune people into the past.

Awakening the Lion: Hoe die hofsaak teen Walt Disney gewen is (2013)
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A book review of the title 'Awakening the Lion' by Owen Dean, detailing the case against Walt Disney for copyright infringement in the musical work/sound recording Mbube/The Lion Sleeps Tonight. This augmented book review includes research notes and... Read More about Awakening the Lion: Hoe die hofsaak teen Walt Disney gewen is.

LIGHTING UP (2013)
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I worked with students from UWE and Bristol Old Vic to make an awareness video for the charity Lighting Up's website. Lighting Up is a group of artists working alongside people living with dementia in Bristol UK and surrounding areas. Their mission... Read More about LIGHTING UP.

Time: Changing Perspectives of Time in HCI (2013)
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Time has traditionally been measured in relation to physical phenomena witnessed in our environment. From the transit of heavenly bodies across prehistoric skies to the distance to walk from here to there or the arrival of birds on the wing from othe... Read More about Time: Changing Perspectives of Time in HCI.

Torturing terrorists: Exploring the limits of law, human rights and academic inquiry (2013)
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Professor Phil Rumney of Bristol Law School at UWE talks about his new book Torturing terrorists: Exploring the limits of law, human rights and academic inquiry

Encouraging sustainable lifestyles through urban design (2013)
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Regsmening: die volkslied vir die volke (2012)
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This article discusses copyright ownership in parts of the National Anthem and reports on the work done by the authors to determine the legal status of the musical work in question. The result applies the precedent set in relation to Mbube/The Lion S... Read More about Regsmening: die volkslied vir die volke.

Regsmening: Immergroen treffers - Gallo Music v Sting Music (2012)
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The authors discuss the recent case of Gallo v Sting in relation to copyright in musical works and sound recordings and review copyright law in relation to traditional knowledge and works of indigenous origin.

Sosiale media en die gebruik van internet inhoud (2012)
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A discussion of the development of legal liability for defamation and hate speech in online content with a focus on social media postings, commentary and engagement.

The numbers game - Trade marks and domain names (2012)
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In 2008 ICANN (the international regulator of the domain name system) announced the creation of a new set of domain names specifically aimed at brands, institutions and organisations. These new registrations will create a set of domain names not foll... Read More about The numbers game - Trade marks and domain names.

Who should have the right to catch fish? - video (2011)
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The cutting edge of artist’s books (2011)
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Sarah Bodman was interviewed by Michael Shirrefs, Feature Producer of ABC Radio Australia’s ‘Artworks’ programme, at the State Library of Victoria in Melbourne. Most of us would have the notion that artists' books - that is 'books made by artists' -... Read More about The cutting edge of artist’s books.

Toilet Talk (2011)
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Contribution to the video on women's toilet needs, commissioned by the Women's Design Service and produced by Marie Lenclos.

EMCrit Podcast 47 – Failure to plan for failure: A discussion of airway disasters. Podcast interview following the publication of the Fourth National Audit Project of the Royal College of Anaesthetists and the Difficult Airway Society (2011)
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Sonic Severn (2011)
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Soundscapes, sonifications and compositions by staff & students at UWE and CCRI. Exhibited at the Bristol Festival of Nature 2012.

Demanding Conversations: Socially Engaged arts practice in a changing political landscape: Plenary (2010)
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Demanding Conversations was a conference that took place at Knowle West Media Centre, Bristol on 22nd and 23rd September 2010. The conference involved practitioners, artists, policy makers, and commentators in debate about socially engaged arts pract... Read More about Demanding Conversations: Socially Engaged arts practice in a changing political landscape: Plenary.

Computation by competing patterns in cellular automata, not-majority binary adder implementation (2010)
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This is an example where competing patterns work as computations in cellular automata model. Here a specific initial configuration in Life-like rule B2/S2345 simulate a NOT-MAJORITY binary adder. For full details about this construction see: http://u... Read More about Computation by competing patterns in cellular automata, not-majority binary adder implementation.

In search of true eco-lodges (2010)
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Interview with Amir Gohar in the 'Egyptian Independent' website, on the subject of 'eco-lodges' in Egypt.

Unhappy with your husband? His genes could be to blame (2010)
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Albertson, D. (Writer). (2010, February 3). Unhappy with your husband? His genes could be to blame. [Radio Broadcast]. In D. Albertson, E. Stark, & D. Sachau (Producers), Psychological Frontiers: Exploring Human Behaviour. Mankato, MN: KMSU.