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Dr Claire Rostron
The Open University, Department of Life, Health & Chemical Sciences
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Browse 6 OpenLearn items Dr Claire Rostron has worked on
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An introduction to cells and cellular diversity114
What are cells and what do they consist of?
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30 Aug 2019
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Emily Hill under Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 4.0 license
The science behind why we drink alcohol114
Alcohol: why do we drink it? Dr Claire Rostron, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Life Health and Chemical Sciences at The Open University, investigates.
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30 Aug 2019
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The Open University under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 4.0 license
Meet the academic - Dr Claire Rostron114
Dr Claire Rostron talks Health Science and Neuroscience with Janet Sumner.
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02 Dec 2015
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How testosterone affects risk taking behaviour114
What role does testosterone play in risk taking behaviour?
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08 Sep 2015
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Our sense of balance114
We all know that our ears play a major role in our sense of balance - but how?
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08 Sep 2015
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The immune system114
The human immune system is incredibly complex - how does it work?
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08 Sep 2015
Dr Claire Rostron's Research & Publications
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