The motor-imagery brain-computer interface system (MI-BCI) has a board prospect for development. However, long calibration time and lack of enough MI commands limit its use in practice. In order to enlarge the command set, we add the combinations of traditional MI commands as new&#...

Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite networks are expected to be a key enabler of 6G communications, providing global coverage and low-latency services for remote and underserved regions. However, their dynamic topologies, large-scale deployments, and limited onboard resources pose significant challenges&#...

The current ’’silent pandemic’’, caused by the increasing levels of antibiotic resistance amongst pathogenic bacteria and fuelled by the lack of new antibiotics, seriously threatens global healthcare systems. Acinetobacter baumannii is the most critical pathogen, for which novel therapeutic interventi...

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This report provides summary findings of a 20-month British Academy/ Leverhulme-funded project to examine on-campus free food provision in response to student need. We define free food provision as food that is free at the point of collection and consumption and is based on&#x...

A search for dark matter particles produced in association with a Higgs boson decaying into a pair of \tau leptons is performed using data collected in proton-proton collisions at a center-of-mass energy of 13 TeV with the CMS detector. The analysis is based on a dat...

This thesis investigates how cultural, religious, and institutional factors shape the way Saudi consumers understand and practice sustainable consumption. Most of existing literature on sustainable consumption is based on Western, individualist models that focus on environmental concern, and personal ...

This chapter presents a theoretical framework of assemblages to unpack how racialisation processes exist in colour-blind societies. The chapter argues that these societies are imagined to be colour-blind and “race” is assumed to be irrelevant. Nonetheless, “race” never really disappears in t...

Nicola Palmer, Julie Davies and Clare Viney discuss how doctoral research programmes should be more dynamic and tailored to better prepare the next generation of business school faculty members.