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Students as co-producers in a multidisciplinary software engineering project: addressing cultural distance and cross-cohort handover (2018)
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This article reports on an undergraduate software engineering project in which, over a period of two years, four student teams from different cohorts developed a note-taking app for four academic clients at the students’ own university. We investigat... Read More about Students as co-producers in a multidisciplinary software engineering project: addressing cultural distance and cross-cohort handover.

The intellectual structure of game research (2018)
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This article maps out the main areas of game research through an analysis of co-citation and keyword co-occurrence patterns in 24,128 game research documents between 1966 and 2016. The keyword analysis identifies 4 communities: Education/Culture, Tec... Read More about The intellectual structure of game research.

Carnal hermeneutics and the digital game (2018)
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Carnal hermeneutics claims that the body makes sense of the world by making distinctions and evaluating those distinctions in a non-predicative mode. This article makes the case that ludohermeneutics can be enriched by attending to the way in which t... Read More about Carnal hermeneutics and the digital game.

Electrical and thermal failure modes of 600 V p-gate GaN HEMTs (2017)
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A study of electrical and thermal failure modes of 600 V p-doped GaN HEMTs is presented, which focuses on the investigation of short-circuit limitations. The electrical failure mode seems to be an electrical field breakdown in the structure which is... Read More about Electrical and thermal failure modes of 600 V p-gate GaN HEMTs.

An interdisciplinary review of energy storage for communities: challenges and perspectives (2017)
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Given the increasing penetration of renewable energy technologies as distributed generation embedded in the consumption centres, there is growing interest in energy storage systems located very close to consumers. These systems allow to increase the... Read More about An interdisciplinary review of energy storage for communities: challenges and perspectives.

Antagonism, accommodation and agonism in critical management studies: alternative organizations as allies (2017)
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Critical Management Studies has long been engaged in discussions about the purpose of critique and the possibilities of engagement. A recent expression calls for Critical Management Studies to moderate its ‘negative’ critique of management and instea... Read More about Antagonism, accommodation and agonism in critical management studies: alternative organizations as allies.

Regional game studies (2016)
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In the last few years there has been an increase in game scholarship conducted in and focussed on areas outside of Western Europe and North America. This scholarship has been recognized and supported by the establishment of regional research networks... Read More about Regional game studies.

Challenging thermodynamics: hydrogenation of benzene to 1,3- cyclohexadiene by Ru@Pt nanoparticles (2016)
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Since the earliest reports on catalytic benzene hydrogenation, 1,3-cyclohexadiene and cyclohexene have been proposed as key intermediates. However, the former has never been obtained with remarkable selectivity. Herein we report the first partial hyd... Read More about Challenging thermodynamics: hydrogenation of benzene to 1,3- cyclohexadiene by Ru@Pt nanoparticles.

Special issue: Games and gaming in China (2016)
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Race, colonial history and national identity: Resident Evil 5 as a Japanese game (2016)
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Resident Evil 5 is a zombie game made by Capcom featuring a White American protagonist and set in Africa. This paper argues that approaching this as a Japanese game reveals aspects of a Japanese racial and colonial social imaginary that are missed if... Read More about Race, colonial history and national identity: Resident Evil 5 as a Japanese game.

Constructing notions of healthcare productivity: The call for a new professionalism? (2014)
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Improving performance is an imperative for most healthcare systems in industrialised countries. This article considers one such system, the UK's National Health Service (NHS). Recent NHS reforms and strategies have advocated improved healthcare produ... Read More about Constructing notions of healthcare productivity: The call for a new professionalism?.

A spatial analysis of the JBA headquarters in Splinter Cell: Double Agent (2014)
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Three measures drawn from space syntax are proposed as means of describing game spaces with a view to a morphological critical analysis. These measures are: core integration and segregation, isovist area, and visibility/accessibility discrepancy (VAD... Read More about A spatial analysis of the JBA headquarters in Splinter Cell: Double Agent.

Embodiment in skateboarding videogames (2013)
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This article analyses the avatar in action games as both object of perception and instrument of action and perception. This allows for a picture to emerge of the way in which avatars in 3D action games serve as a kind of commentary on what it is to h... Read More about Embodiment in skateboarding videogames.

The Dalton quantum chemistry program system (2013)
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Stem cells for enhancing recovery after stroke: a review (2009)
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The potential application for stem cell therapy is vast, and development for use in ischaemic stroke is still in its infancy. Access to stem cells for research is contentious; however, stem cells are obtainable from both animal and human. Despite a... Read More about Stem cells for enhancing recovery after stroke: a review.