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Wood Block
(Other)For the Anarchy and Beauty exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, London, Dirty Electronics will create a series of printed artwork circuit boards inspired by the work of William Morris. The unique etched patterns ... -
Wool finishing and the development of novel finishes
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The word for world is not forest
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Words For A Wired World: Cybersecurity As Communicative Art
(Conference)In this paper I propose to examine the Snowden affair as a cultural and communicative phenomenon, looking at the ways in which the discussions around it have been framed and presented by his supporters, his detractors, and ... -
Words, words. They’re all we have to go on: Image finding without the pictures.
(Article)This paper describes a Recommendation System to help photographic historians make connections between widely dispersed and previously unrelated records of photographs held in different heritage institutions, and demonstrates ... -
Wordsworth’s Epistle to Sir George Beaumont: the road twice taken
(Article)Here, I investigate a later Wordsworth poem in its markedly different 1811 and 1842 versions – the verse epistle to Sir George Beaumont. This epistle, calling upon the country house poems developed by Ben Jonson and upon ... -
Work Experience Reuse in Pattern Based Task Management
(Conference)Pattern based task management has been proposed as a promising approach to work experience reuse in knowledge intensive work environments. While initial work has focused on the conceptualization and development of a generic ... -
Work intensification and Ambidexterity - the Notions of Extreme and ‘Everyday’ Experiences in Emergency Contexts: Surfacing Dynamics in the Ambulance Service
(Article)Many organizational contexts have experienced radical changes resulting in work intensification. Whilst emergency services face evident ‘macro-extreme’ challenges (emergencies, major traumas) employees also experience ... -
The Work of the Royal College of Nursing Women’s Health Steering Group
(Conference)As part of the professional arm of the Royal College of Nursing, the steering group is made up of nurses who undertake roles on a voluntary basis for terms of four years. The steering group links with other nursing ... -
Work restrictions experienced by midlife family care-givers of older people: evidence from six European Countries
(Article)This paper examines differences in work restrictions of midlife family carers of older people in terms of prevalence, gender and explanatory variables, in six European countries: Germany, Greece, Italy, Poland, Sweden ... -
Work with offenders: the primacy of assessment
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Work with young people: Emergent themes
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Work, labour relations and trade unionism in British Sport
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Work, Leisure, and Sport in Military and Civilian Internment Camps in Britain, 1914–1919
(Book chapter)This article examines the work, leisure and sporting activities of Germans interned in Britain during the First world War.