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Number of items: 17.

2021

Jenkins, Ryan and Robertson, D.J. and Davis, Josh (2021) Super-recognisers : some people excel at both face and voice recognition. The Conversation.

Miyake, Esperanza (2021) Why binge-watching TV might not replace weekly instalments. The Conversation.

Van Der Meer, Robert and Anderson, Gillian Hopkins (2021) Hospitals are near their limits – computer models can help keep their doors open. The Conversation.

2020

Williams, Lynn (2020) COVID vaccine: even healthcare workers may be hesitant – but new evidence can be reassuring. The Conversation.

White, Chris (2020) Arctic warming : are record temperatures and fires arriving earlier than scientists predicted? The Conversation.

Paul, Greig (2020) Contact-tracing apps : Apple dictating policies to nations won't help its EU anti-trust probe. The Conversation (June 2).

Paul, Greig and Irvine, James (2020) UK coronavirus app expert verdict : strong privacy protection and added benefits. The Conversation (May 7,).

Paul, Greig (2020) Contact tracing apps : why they should learn a trick from fitness trackers. The Conversation (29 Apr).

Heath, Mike and Cook, Robin (2020) Without a Brexit fisheries deal, herring and other North Sea species face dire future – new research. The Conversation.

Robertson, David James and Towler, Alice and Sanders, Jet and Kramer, Robin (2020) Hyper-realistic masks are extremely hard to spot – as our new research shows. The Conversation (Feb 4,).

Robertson, David James and Megreya, Ahmed and Davis, Josh P. (2020) Facial recognition : research reveals new abilities of 'super-recognisers'. The Conversation (Jan 10).

White, Christopher J and Sindico, Francesco and Bell, Keith (2020) Climate change : COP26 Glasgow will provide world stage for Scotland’s green innovation. The Conversation (Jan 8,).

2019

White, Christopher J and Kelly, Laura and Speight, Linda (2019) Flash flooding is a serious threat in the UK – here's how scientists are tackling its prediction. The Conversation (Decemb).

Williams, Lynn (2019) Want to be healthy and happy? Choose a conscientious partner. The Conversation.

2018

Paul, Greig (2018) Bitcoin's successor? More consistent values might make 'stablecoins' a safer cryptocurrency option. The Conversation.

2017

Kerr, Susan, Digital Health & Care Institute (2017) Here's Looking at You, Kid : How Webcams Help Parents Bond with Premature Babies. The Conversation.

Gibson, Neil and Gibson, Ann-Marie (2017) A five-point checklist for getting around the world in 80 days by bicycle. The Conversation.

This list was generated on Tue Apr 13 11:54:26 2021 BST.