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This account is no longer being monitored, as of Jan 20th 2025. For the latest news from the Open Research team, follow us on Bluesky: https://t.co/FNzFdYqFLM
Durham, United Kingdom
Joined March 2009
We'll no longer be posting from, monitoring, or replying to messages from this account as of today (Jan 20th). You can keep up to date with the latest news from the Open Research team at Bluesky (account details in bio). Thanks for all of your engagement 🫡.
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Reminder that we'll no longer be around on this platform from Monday (Jan 20th) 👇.
From next Monday (Jan 20th), we'll no longer be posting on or monitoring this account. You can keep up to date with the latest news from the Library's Open Research team, as well as the latest research from Durham authors, by following us on Bluesky:
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From next Monday (Jan 20th), we'll no longer be posting on or monitoring this account. You can keep up to date with the latest news from the Library's Open Research team, as well as the latest research from Durham authors, by following us on Bluesky:
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Do School Exclusions and Attainment Outcomes Disproportionately Impact Minority Ethnic Pupils? Analysis of Pupil Characteristics, Segregation, and Outcomes in England. @DUSofE authors @SGorard @nadiasiddiqui22 @beng_see(@UoBEdResearch) @constanceko0316.
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Large-scale administrative datasets show disproportionate figures for attainment outcomes and school exclusions for pupils in some ethnic groups in England. This surface gap in attainment and school...
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The DRO team are out of office to spend time with their nearest and dearest over the Christmas vacation. We'll be back on Thursday 2nd January. Here are some festive pet pictures. Betsy.
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Ever wondered how #Christmas traditions shape our lives in the UK? 🎄Check out this work in our e-thesis repository by @lucinda_murphy . "The Varieties of Christmas Magic: An ethnography of festivity, identity, and worldview in British life"
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We wish Chloe and James all the best in their ongoing doctoral research (on, respectively, school distress and access to PE), and the same to Dr Botha with their Leverhulme research. You can find out more about the Centre's amazing work here 👉
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It was also fantastic to learn about the ongoing success of the Centre's Triple-A project. Professor Hanley spoke to us about the project back in 2021 👉 You can also learn more about it here 👉
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Every month, statistics about Durham Research Online (DRO) – our institutional publications repository – are published here. As part of this, we pick a publication of the month. In Nove…
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They discussed neurodiversity and experiences in schools, physical education, relationships, and the Triple-A project - and touched upon two of Dr Pearson and Dr Botha's recent outputs which can be accessed via DRO 👇.
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This morning we welcomed @debbieriby, @MimHanley, @DrAmyPearson, @DrMBotha, @chloemfielding and James McLeod to @dulib to talk about their current research in the Centre for Neurodiversity and Development (@DurhamDevDis)
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RT @ProfTammiWalker: New paper alert by a fabulous team 'Medical skin camouflage for #women #prison #selfharm scars (COVER): randomised fe….
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Far more women prisoners self-harm than women in the community or men in prison. There has been little focus on the effects on prisoners of living with self-harm scars. Medical skin camouflage (MSC...
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If you want to read the research, look no further - it is Open Access! . @DurhamPsych @durham_uni 😃.
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Interneurons control the timing of activation of excitatory neurons, but how single interneurons affect synchrony in vivo is unclear. This study shows that CA1 hippocampus interneurons form a...
New research by @marco_bocchio @DurhamPsych has revealed how brain cells called interneurons can act as our in-built traffic controllers🧠. This insight into brain communications could open up potential treatments for neurological disorders. 👉
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RT @GrockeSIBL: Seaweed fertilisation in archaeology - barley crops sulfur isotopes. @ArcDurham @DurUniEarthSci @DROdurham @YEARCentre @Arc….
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IntroductionStable sulfur isotope ratios (δ34S) in bone collagen are often employed to study the consumption of marine and freshwater fish, wetland grazing, ...
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RT @DROdurham: 🔜 Next up in our series of researcher development training sessions. We explore the practices of predatory publishers, why s….
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🔜 Next up in our series of researcher development training sessions. We explore the practices of predatory publishers, why such practices exist, and help ensure you're publishing your research in the best possible place for you. Open to all staff and PGRs - do come and join us!
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🚨Published #OpenAccess today! . Intersectional reflexivity and an uncomfortable account of researcher privilege . By Cat Spellman from @DUBusSchool .
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This article responds to a dearth of writing on intersectional reflexivity in organisational ethnography and in Management and Organisation studies. Intersectio...
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Reminder that we're now on Bluesky. Same handle, same superb content 🫡.
We've joined bluesky social: .
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