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Roman cookery
History & The Arts

Roman cookery

...Cookbook Andrew Dalby and Sally Grainger, British Museum Press The Roman EmpireC Wells, Fontana History of the Ancient World The Roman World 44BC-AD180M Goodman, Routledge History of the Ancient World Roman Civilization: Selected Readings Volume II The Empire N Lewis, M Reinhold, Columbia University Press Find out more about studying history with the Open University....
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Titty or Tatty: What's in a name?
Languages

Titty or Tatty: What's in a name?

...study of American English editions of British English novels, Linda Pilliere (2010) finds that the removal of various aspects linked to characters’ individual voices, and deemed to be too difficult for readers, inevitably produce a much blander reading experience. Admittedly, unlike with a book where a well-placed footnote or preface might provide additional context, a...
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When do children develop a sense of gender?
Education & Development

When do children develop a sense of gender?

...study, psychologist Sandra Bem showed preschool-aged children three photographs of a male and female toddler. In the first photo, the toddler was naked; in the second the toddler was dressed in gender-typical clothing (e.g., a dress and pigtails for the girl, a collared shirt and holding a football for the boy); in the third photo, the toddler was dressed in stereotypical...
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Explore Moon rocks collected from the first Moon landing
Science, Maths & Technology

Explore Moon rocks collected from the first Moon landing

...study minerals that do not allow light to pass through, such as ilmenite and sulphides in lunar samples). Hot spots [Hot spot 1] Click on a hot spot, like the one illustrated to see two circular views, one in PPL and the other in XPL. The views can be rotated by clicking on either image and dragging in a circular movement. The ability to rotate a thin section of Moon...
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Anghydraddoldebau hiliol mewn iechyd: Effaith COVID-19 yng Nghymru a thu hwnt
Health, Sports & Psychology

Anghydraddoldebau hiliol mewn iechyd: Effaith COVID-19 yng Nghymru a thu hwnt

...study. BMJ 2020; 369 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.m2107 (Cyhoeddwyd 8 Mehefin 2020) BMJ 2020;369:m2107 BBC / David Harewood (2 Mawrth 2021) Is Covid Killing People of Colour? BBC / Y Brifysgol Agored. Race, Covid and Me https://youtu.be/FdaGz5uFfRQ The Impact of Covid in Wales: A reflection on Inequity and Solidarity Rocio Cifuentes (2020) All in it together? The...
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Abortion stigma and the workplace
Health, Sports & Psychology

Abortion stigma and the workplace

...studies that explore the experiences of people in paid employment in the UK who have had an abortion in the first six months of pregnancy, as well as those who have had other forms of pregnancy endings like a miscarriage or molar pregnancy (where the fertilised egg does not develop properly). We ran a survey during 2022, attracting 226 respondents, 39 of whom had had...
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How FMRI works
Health, Sports & Psychology

How FMRI works

...studies also suggest that FMRI has the potential to be used as bio-feedback for conditions such as chronic pain. There have been several early ventures to capitalise on FMRI. Two companies have been set up in North America offering lie detection services using FMRI. There are also several neuromarketing companies, using FMRI to gain insights into consumer thought and...
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What missing lander means for Europe’s quest to find life on Mars
Society, Politics & Law

What missing lander means for Europe’s quest to find life on Mars

...study or recall … The drying up of the planet is certain to proceed until its surface can support no life at all. Slowly but surely, time will snuff it out. When the last ember is thus extinguished, the planet will roll a dead world through space, its evolutionary career forever ended. We can only hope that measurements made by the the Trace Gas Orbiter over the next...
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