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Exploring attitudes towards healthy and sustainable diets : a Q-methodology study
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The shared joy of dynamic play in linguistically and culturally inclusive early childhood education
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Long-term groundwater security in the fast-growing coastal megacity of Lagos, Nigeria : insights from distributed recharge simulations
No full textOpen Access via the Taylor and Francis Agreement Acknowledgements The authors express their gratitude to Syed Mustafa and Eniola Ashaolu for their guidance during WetSpass-M installation and familiarization.Peer reviewe
Derivation and definitions of clinical study variables for multiple long term conditions in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease : Protocol for a modified Delphi methods and consensus study on behalf of the International Cardiovascular and Respiratory Alliance
No full textAdministrative and Operational support for the development of this manuscript was provided by Kate Wignall, Optimum Patient Care, UK. Writing, editorial support, and/or formatting assistance in the development of this manuscript was provided by Shilpa Suresh, MSc of the Observational and Pragmatic Research Institute, Singapore.Peer reviewe
A modified primer-pair designed for the molecular sex identification of black-legged Kittiwake (Laridae: Rissa tridactyla)
No full textOpen access via the Springer Nature agreement Collection of Norwegian samples and data were financed by the SEAPOP program (www.seapop.no, grant no. 192141), and the Marine Alliance for Science and Technology Scotland and Scottish Funding Council Saltire Emerging Researcher Scheme (Ref. SERS1-10). Russian samples and data were supported by the ARCTOX and SEATRACK programmes. Dutch samples and data were collected in a collaborative project between Ruben Fijn, Rob van Bemmelen (both Waardenburg Ecology) and Hans Schekkerman (Sovon), which was commissioned by TotalEnergies (Thijs Kabel and Gerry van der Meijden). Many thanks to Jerome Fort (Littoral Environnement et Sociétés), Vegard Sandøy Bråthen and Brett K. Sandercock (Norwegian Institute for Nature Research), and the Open Ocean Project (Association Maritime Heritage) field team for facilitating data collection and provision. Thank you to K. Layton, E. Ross, V. Gillman (University of Aberdeen) and A. Ellis (Scottish Oceans Institute) who provided technical support.Peer reviewe
Cultural Identity, colonialism, and gentrification in Puerto Rico : Bad Bunny’s El Apagón as a case study
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Planning and Solar Farms : a front line in net zero disputes?
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