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11-Feb-2022COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in diverse groups in the UK - is the driver economic or cultural in student populations?Drobniewski, F; Kusuma, D; Broda, A; Castro-Sánchez, E; Ahmad, R
28-Feb-2017Calendar anomalies in the Russian stock marketCaporale, GM; Zakirova, V
22-Mar-2024Implementation of Additive Manufacturing in the Healthcare Supply Chain for Circular Economy Goals: Paradoxical Tensions and Solutions from an Industry 5.0 PerspectivePriyadarshini, J; Singh, RK; Mishra, R; He, Q; Braganza, A
2-Mar-2021Black Film, British Cinema: In Three ActsMalik, S
27-Nov-2023Where the Magic is: Ceremonial magic as a Design Perspective for Mixed Reality Immersive ExperiencesSaridaki, M; Dima, M
8-Apr-2020Arts, Media and InequalitiesMalik, S; Shankley, W
21-Jul-2017Involving citizens in priority setting for public health research: Implementation in infection researchRawson, TM; Castro-Sánchez, E; Charani, E; Husson, F; Moore, LSP; Holmes, AH; Ahmad, R
1-Aug-2017Influencia de la alfabetización en salud sobre la anticoagulación oral: un factor aún desconocidoCabellos-García, AC; Castro-Sánchez, E; Martínez-Sabater, A; Gea-Caballero, VA
24-Nov-2020Gendered regulations and SME performance in transition economiesVershinina, N; Markman, G; Han, L; Rogers, P; Kitching, J; Hashimzade, N; Barrett, R
2012‘Dark Amelia’ a novel re-imagining historical characters within a fictional story; and a critical thesis: ‘Inventing Shakespeare’: Is this relevant to 21st century writers? A short history of made-up Shakespeares and an examination of the challenge of re-inventing iconic historical characters.’O’Reilly, Sally Anne

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