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I am currently half way through my second year of a three year PhD at UCL. I applied to this course last year and was advised to apply again this year. My work in Dr Joerg Albert's...

Literature Review: Learning has always been a social process. In discussing interactions between less-advanced and experienced learners, Vygotsky (1978) argues that a failure to e...

Exhibition review of `The Coral Reef` Mixed media installation by Mike Nelson May 2011 Mike Nelson is a British installation artist and a Turner Prize nominee in both 2001 and...

Art and Design in Education Extract from a report, May 2011 Art matters a great deal in both the creative and broader education of children and adults, as it fosters new talen...

Illusion and Feasibility in Spanish Politics: Podemos? Spain, with an unemployment rate of 24% and a youth unemployment rate of 53%, is also leader in the rankings of social inequa...

Bacteria live in our soil, streams, food, in us, and in virtually all habitable (and some seemingly inhabitable) locations on earth. They can make us wine, yogurt, and garden compost,...

Introduction: Microbiologists have developed a number of techniques suitable for the determination of microbial numbers in a sample. These include: 1. Direct microscopic enumer...

Space as we know it seems like a great expanse of emptiness but in actuality, it is filled with microscopic particles of gas and dust called interstellar medium no more than centimetr...

Think back to your days as a child, when an adult, for the very first time, tells you that a seemingly empty room is in fact, not empty but rather filled with invisible gases that we ...

Describe and explain the distribution of major earthquakes (4) The major earthquakes are located on the edge of continents or in the middle of the sea. There are 3 main belts tha...