Philip Aston, Matthew Bailey, and Anne Skeldon attended and gave talks at the conference “Advances in Nonsmooth Dynamics“ held at the University of Bristol 13-15 June. Philip spoke on “Dimer dynamics and degenerate transversally intersecting manifolds“; Matthew spoke on “Circle maps with gaps: the dynamics of the two process model for sleep/wake regulation“; and Anne […]
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By Ranjana Das and Paul Hodkinson International Fathers’ Mental Health Day takes place just after Father’s Day and offers an invaluable opportunity to shine a spotlight on the profound emotional difficulties some fathers can face and to highlight the importance of asking dads how they are. Paternal wellbeing is demonstrably significant for mothers, children, families […]
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Hi all I’m so very excited about summer ever since (and even before) I’ve finished my exams last week. Did a few exciting things this week. Just a little too tired from working for my discussion with my dissertation supervisor, to be writing about it all. So here are more and more pictures for you! a. […]
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It is estimated that up to 85% of people find jobs through people they know. Engaging with social media as part of your job search is a vital way to build your own network of useful people who can give you tips and ideas for breaking into the sector that interests you. The most effective […]
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Having just completed my final two assessments at Surrey University, I was greatly helped with my stay at the Library for the past few weeks. While writing a self-reflective essay, the SPLASH department had many materials on how to write this form of essay and with the scholarly articles available on surrey library website it […]
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