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The Newcastle University research output collection, currently available on ePrints, will shortly be moving to a new open repository platform, Figshare. To prepare for the data migration we have paused adding new content to ePrints, and will resume once the new repository is launched. During this time you will continue to have access to ePrints (but no new content will appear). We will share updates here when available.

Browsing publications from 2023

Authors               TitleYear
Professor Deborah Chambers
"A huge social experiment": Postdigital Social Connectivity Under Lockdown Conditions2023
Dr Elizabeth Turk
"Being Cultured", Changing Culture: public health messaging in COVID-era Ulaanbaatar2023
Dr Mengyun Hu
"Home alone" no more: How does the internet of things (IoT) enhance travellers' subjective well-being2023
Professor Falko Sniehotta
"I am fatigued of being stigmatized": On the need to investigate stigma-related barriers to physical activity Je suis fatigué.e d'être stigmatisé.e » : Sur la nécessité d'étudier les barrières à l'activité physique liées à la stigmatisation2023
Dr D Dangeni
"I have a sense of accomplishment": An investigation into Chinese Student Engagement2023
Dr Chris Penlington
Professor Paula Waterhouse
"I think that comes with experience": A thematic analysis exploring how dental students at a transitional stage of training understand and engage with reflection2023
Dr Shalini Sengupta
"Is the poet/An imperial dissident": Migration and the Limits of Care in Bhanu Kapil's How to Wash a Heart2023
Dr Kristina Humonen
Professor Andrea Whittle
"Just relax and ram it in": Dimensions of power in workplace sexual humour2023
Professor Matthew Grenby
Dr Brian Alderson
"No effort, no invention … shall be left untried": The Godwins, Their Juvenile Library, and Beauty and the Beast2023
Professor Adam Todd
Professor Barbara Hanratty
Professor Dame Louise Robinson
"No trouble at all" - medication work amongst nonagenarians: a qualitative study of the Newcastle 85+ cohort participants at 972023
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