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The leaky pipeline omen in Academic Leadership: A Systematic Review of Gender Diversity in Higher Education

Elizabeth Funmilayo Ojo, Folake Taiwo Ojo, Oluwatoyin Olajumoke Akinyemi, Sunday Adeniran Afolalu et autres

This systematic review is specifically focused on women in higher academic leadership. The aim is to provide an overview of the comparative analysis between Nigeria and UK women in academic leadership and highlight the suggested measures for enhancing gender equality in leadership …

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“It’s always been a challenge, right?” An analysis of the affordances and limitations of STEM educators’ attempts to improve gender equity in Global South and North makerspaces

Louise Archer, Esme Freedman, Meghna Nag Chowdhuri, Jennifer DeWitt et autres

Introduction The longstanding, chronic under-representation of girls/ women and non-binary youth in engineering and computing remains a global concern. Informal STEM learning contexts, such as makerspaces, have the potential and flexibility to engage all young people with STEM in creative, engaging and …

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A law and economic analysis of trading through dark pools

Artemisa Ntourou, Aineas Kostas Mallios

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to assess the latest directives of the European Parliament and the Council – MiFID II and MiFIR – on markets in financial instruments in response to the growth of dark pools in European equity markets. …

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Recommendations to support the mental wellbeing of nurses and midwives in the United Kingdom: A Delphi study

Kevin Teoh, Gail Kinman, Anne Harriss, Christopher M. Robus

AIM: To use the Delphi technique to identify and prioritize recommendations for research and practice to improve the mental wellbeing of nurses and midwives in the United Kingdom (UK). BACKGROUND: Although there is evidence that self-reported mental wellbeing among nurses and midwives …

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The top ten research priorities for rare mitochondrial diseases: results of a patient/health professional priority setting partnership

Marcela Votruba, Lyndsey Butterworth, Catherine L Feeney, Tracey D. Graves et autres

Purpose The primary mitochondrial disorders encompass a wide‐reaching number of clinical presentations and a spectrum of severity. It is therefore vital to know that research that is designed by academics and competitively funded, meets the core needs of people with mitochondrial disorders …

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Meeting your neighbor for another first time

Luigi Russi

This piece acknowledges the role that a capacity for second-order reflexivity plays in communication-specifically after the latter has been disturbed by the need to adopt hygienic measures in social contact to face the COVID-19 medical emergency.After the Italian government issued recommendations for …

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Rapid implementation of an evidence‐based remote triaging system for assessment of suspected referrals and patients with head and neck cancer on follow‐up after treatment during the COVID ‐19 pandemic: Model for international collaboration

Vinidh Paleri, John C. Hardman, Theofano Tikka, Paula Theresa Bradley et autres

BACKGROUND: Outpatient telemedicine consultations are being adopted to triage patients for head and neck cancer. However, there is currently no established structure to frame this consultation. METHODS: For suspected referrals with cancer, we adapted the Head and Neck Cancer Risk Calculator (HaNC-RC)-V.2, …

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Illuminating water and life: Emilio Del Giudice

Mae‐Wan Ho

The quantum electrodynamics theory of water put forward by Del Giudice and colleagues provides a useful foundation for a new science of water for life. The interaction of light with liquid water generates quantum coherent domains in which the water molecules oscillate …

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For whose eyes only? The gatekeeping of sexual images in the field of teen sexuality

Tara Chittenden

This article examines the ways in which gatekeepers shape the field of teen sexuality by controlling access to sexual images. I question who decides whether an image is ‘appropriate’ for young adults and how such judgements shape the wider cultural field. The …

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Sexing up the secondary art curriculum: a strategy for discussing Robert Mapplethorpe's photographs of S&M and the black male nude in art classrooms

Tara Chittenden

Representations of the body present valuable resources for questioning how historical, political and social conditions function to shape attitudes and identities. Viewed within a framework of discourses about power, domination, pleasure and subordination, the explicit representation of bodies and acts does not …

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Oral history in radiography: Listening to pioneers

Christine Ferris, Michelle Winslow

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