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Open Access research that is tackling the climate emergency...

Addressing the energy challenge confronting society is a strategic research theme for Strathclyde. Researchers from across the institution, spanning multiple disciplines, are therefore working together to understand ways of reducing the environmental impacts of energy use, improving energy efficiency, coping with declining fossil fuel supplies, managing an ageing energy infrastructure, and devising policy or economic levers to achieve higher penetration of renewable energy systems and technologies. Strathprints makes this scholarly research content available Open Access thereby ensuring results are available to everyone in order meet the global climate challenge.

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2020

Hafford-Letchfield, Trish and Gleeson, Helen and Ryan, Peter and Billings, Barbara and Teacher, Ruth and Quaife, Matthew and Flynn, Ann and Zanone Poma, Stefano and Vincentini, Silvia (2020) 'He just gave up' : an exploratory study into the perspectives of paid carers on supporting older people living in care homes with depression, self-harm, and suicide ideation and behaviours. Ageing and Society, 40 (5). pp. 984-1003. ISSN 0144-686X

Eccles, Andrew (2020) Remote care technologies, older people, and the social care crisis in the United Kingdom : a multiple streams approach to understanding the 'silver bullet' of telecare policy. Ageing and Society. ISSN 0144-686X

1997

Harris, Bernard (1997) Growing taller, living longer? Anthropometric history and the future of old age. Ageing and Society, 17 (5). pp. 491-512.

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