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‘Environment and society in the Neolithic of the Central Zagros, Iraq’

Supervisor: Roger Matthews

School: School of Archaeology Geography & Environmental Science
Department: Archaeology

The placement is in the field of archaeology and ancient environment. The placement will involve analysis and interpretation of core samples from the site of Bestansur, Iraq, dated to 7500 BC.

‘Wait!‘

Supervisor: Prof. Peter Kruschwitz

School: School of Humanities
Department: Classics

A study of request formulae and related directives in the Latin Verse Inscriptions

A comparative analysis of the spatial patterns of diffusion of grassroots innovations in the United Kingdom and Italy

Supervisor: Dr Giuseppe Feola

School: School of Archaeology Geography & Environmental Science
Department: Geography & Environmental Science

This project will generate a quantitative data set and employ basic spatial statistics to uncover and analyze the spatial patterns of diffusion of grassroots innovations towards sustainability

A multi-method approach to investigating the relationship between attention and interpretation bias in young children.

Supervisor: Dr Helen Dodd

School: School of Psychology & Clinical Language Science
Department: Psychology

Very little is known about the relationship between cognitive biases and anxiety in young children. This project uses eye-tracking and psychophysiology to begin to address this gap in the literature.

A test of the testing effect for long-term learning and educational practice

Supervisor: Dr Philip Beaman

School: School of Psychology & Clinical Language Science
Department: Psychology

The testing or retrieval practice effect is a well-known finding that study followed by test improves long-term memory for the studied material more than study followed by a further study session (although short-term memory is the same for both). This finding applies to verbatim, declarative memory, but the effect on long-term learning of skills and procedures is unknown and this project will examine the testing effect for both declarative memory and procedural learning.

Accelerated Synthesis of Branched Polymer Drug Delivery Systems

Supervisor: Wayne Hayes

School: School of Chemistry Food & Pharmacy
Department: Chemistry

An accelerated synthetic route to novel branched polymer drug delivery conjugates will be tested. The polymers will be analysed via chromatographic and spectroscopic techniques.

Almanacs, Meteorology and the Origins of Weather Forecasts

Supervisor: Dr Anne Lawrence-Mathers

School: School of Humanities
Department: History

This project forms part of the PI's research on Medieval Meteorology in Context, and will itself make an important contribution to the history of meteorology.

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