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Barbara Bromage
No full textDerek Ward-Thompson remembers a solar physicist, researcher, lecturer and occasional shepher
Star Formation in the Milky Way and Beyond in the Era of JWST and ALMA
Full text linkStar formation is much studied, but not thoroughly understood. However, a new generation of instrumentation promises an explosion of delicious data. Kate Pattle and Derek Ward-Thompson report
Star Formation in the Milky Way and Beyond in the Era of JWST and ALMA
Full text linkStar formation is much studied, but not thoroughly understood. However, a new generation of instrumentation promises an explosion of delicious data. Kate Pattle and Derek Ward-Thompson repor
Open Space: People Space by Catherine Ward Thompson and Penny Travlou
No full textReviewed Work: Open Space: People Space by Catherine Ward Thompson and Penny Travlo
JCMT in the new era
No full textStar-formation studies continue at the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope under new management, as Jennifer Hatchell and Derek Ward-Thompson report from an RAS meeting in March
JCMT in the new era
No full textThis is the final version of the article. Available from OUP via the DOI in this record.Star-formation studies continue at the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope under new management, as Jennifer Hatchell and Derek Ward-Thompson report from an RAS meeting in March
The first year of routine Herschel observations
No full textMeeting Report The successful completion of the first year of routine science operations of ESA's Herschel Space Observatory was marked by a Specialist Discussion Meeting of the RAS held in January 2011. A few of the early science highlights from the mission were presented. Derek Ward-Thompson and David Clements summarize
Islands in infinity
No full textThrough their three-dimensional vision of the cosmos, Brian May, Derek Ward-Thompson and J-P Metsävainio invite us to reimagine both space and our place in it
Landscape Perceptions and Use of Green Space:Sections 3.2.1- 3.2.4 cover Introduction; Focus groups; Urban green space and stress household survey; and Urban green space and stress, cortisol survey.
Full text linkThe report as a whole sets out the findings from the Scottish Government’s GreenHealth project, which explores the relationship between green space and human health using a range of methods and disciplinary approaches at different scales (individual, community and population). Findings show that urban green and open spaces contribute widely to public health and wellbeing by promoting physical activity and reducing health inequalities while also promoting mental and social health.The authors named here, led by Catharine Ward Thompson at OPENspace research centre, were responsible for sections 3.2.1-3.2.4 of the final report. Section 3.2 covers 'Landscape Perceptions and Use of Green Space' and sections 3.2.1-4 cover Focus groups; Urban green space and stress household survey; and Urban green space and stress, cortisol survey. Ward Thompson also contributed to the overall report as co-author, reviewing and editing content
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