[X]position Volume
3
The Articles
Human Disturbance is Negatively Affecting Bat Diversity in Northern Trinidad
Ellen McMurchy
4th eyar
Zoology
Long-Term Effects of Fentanyl on the Breathing of New-Born Mice
Eva Szilagyi-Nagy
4th year
Neuroscience
Making Connections: The Influence of Scottish Traditional Music in Contemporary Scottish Jazz
Fergus Hall
4th year
Music
Social Capital in Northern Ireland: A Barrier to Reconciliation?
Jack Stitt
4th year
Politics
The Literary Canon and its Socioeconomic Barriers: An Analysis of the Poetry of Hazel Hall
Kate Spratt
4th year
English Literature
The Devil Can Quote Scripture for His Own Purpose - So-Called DeĢdiabolisation and the Strategies of the Front National to Seduce the Youth
Leila Le Mercier
1st year
Politics & Sociology
'The Cries of a Madwoman' - Mental Illness in Late-Nineteenth Century France
Louise Hall
5th year
French
Next-generation Teaching Methods in Chemistry Classrooms - Do They Really Make a Difference?
Natasha Hamilton
Study abroad visit year
Chemistry & Molecular Biology
Exploring Titan's Biochemistry Through the Use of an Innovative Spherical Rover
Sara Berent & Robert Gordon
2nd year
Immunology
3rd year
Aerospace Engineering
Mapping Capitalism - Contemporary Psychogeography in the City of London
Billie Armstrong
4th year
English Literature
The Applications of Palaeontology in the Contemporary World: A Case Study of Fossil Sea Shells
Matthew L. Staitis
2nd year
Geology
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