Translation (English>Malay) and validation of Multidimensional Assessment of Interoceptive Awareness (MAIA) questionnaire.

Presented at VISTA 2019, Amsterdam, 5-7 September 2019

Presented at the Scottish Maternity and Midwifery Festival, Edinburgh, UK, 27 November 2019.

This poster represents an ongoing PhD study exploring midwives and obstetricians knowledge of the microbiome in relation to childbirth. The first step of the research, an extensive literature review has revealed a paucity of evidence of actual knowledge around childbirth. How this knowledge links to their birth practices facilitating physiological birth is not known. The overall aim of the research is to identify...

Presented at the British Society of Criminology conference on Tuesday 2nd July 2019

This live performance on 4/10/18 was a collaboration between Douglas Nunn and Hrvoslava Brkušić at the Vector Hack Festival which took place at the Technical Museum Nikola Tesla, Zagreb, Croatia.

TypeThursday London (in Cambridge) 09 May 2019
Symposium and Type Design Critique


Sans serif Bishop Marks from 1673
Practice-based historical research is utilized within the production of an alphabet of letterforms which explore the context for sans serif Bishop Marks from 1673. The limited published history and original (primary source) examples on post, were studied within the production of an experimental digital typeface of the date-stamp glyphs. This initial font is...

This is the model that relates to the following paper: https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/7/8/9864

Understanding Global Systems Today—A Calibration of the World3-03 Model between 1995 and 2012, Sustainability 2015, 7(8), 9864-9889

Policy Briefing:Creating Inclusive Spaces for Students in Higher Education with Caregiving Responsibilities

Bishop Sans - Type Specimen
Posted Letter Photograph: Jon Melton

Bishop Marks
Date Stamps on posted letters were first introduced in April of 1661 by Britain’s first Postmaster-General Henry Bishop to counteract accusations of unwarranted delays and profiteering by unscrupulous employees of the postal service belonging to The Crown. All letters in England and Wales were locally town-stamped and were sent via London, or Edinburgh in Scotland and Dublin in Ireland; ready for distribution via the ‘post roads’...

The PRISMA-P checklist for an HRB Protocol for a systematic review, by the same authors, into barriers and enablers to responsive feeding for obesity prevention.

This output was published in Volume X of Uncertain States (http://www.uncertainstates.com/) and is archived here with generous permission from the publisher.


Generation Z is the title of a series of photographs that document the rapid pace of change in contemporary life and commercial urban (re)development in Lusaka, capital of Zambia. The project aims to push visual representation into new and innovative directions to challenge existing visual knowledge and encourage new viewers to contemplate economic development...

Presented at ACSM 2019 – American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting – Orlando, FL, 28 May - 1 June 2019

Abstract published in Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 51(6):28, JUNE 2019, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1249/01.mss.0000560574.86649.3c

Meads C, Burls A. Did our systematic review and health technology assessment courses result in more peer-reviewed publications of research synthesis? Poster. EBM International Conference. Taormina, Sicily. 2-4th November 2005

Poster presented at the Evidence Based Library and Information Practice (EBLIP6) conference in Salford, 2011

Poster presented at the LILAC conference in Manchester, 2013

Bishop Sans - Type Specimen
Posted Letter Photograph: Jon Melton

Bishop Marks Abstract:
Date Stamps on posted letters were first introduced in April of 1661 by Britain’s first Postmaster-General Henry Bishop to counteract accusations of unwarranted delays and profiteering by unscrupulous employees of the postal service belonging to The Crown. All letters in England and Wales were locally town-stamped and were sent via London, or Edinburgh in Scotland and Dublin in...

Soane Sans U&lc - Type Specimen
Photograph: Jon Melton, emfoundry.com
2 of 2 Research Type specimens
(Type specimens are defined as typographic designs that showcase a typeface design, its context and use.)
The Soane Sans lower-case were derived from the 'soanean' inscriptional capitals found on the Gate-house Lodges at Langley Park in Norfolk - from what is likely the earliest surviving extant example of a Soane serif-less inscription. Their distinctive bold...

Presented at VISTA 2019, Amsterdam, 5-7 September 2019

This poster represents an ongoing Ed.D study. Midwifery students expressed difficulties in comprehending neonatal jaundice physiology, which hampered their ability to initiate explanations for parents. Limited teaching time, resulting in single lecture allocations, with large groups of over 75, did not facilitate effective learning of this complex subject. An innovative approach was required, in order to develop cohesive midwifery undergraduate understanding of the anatomy and physiology of such clinical conditions encountered in midwifery practice.

Piranesi's Initials - Information Graphic
1 of 2 Research Type Specimens

Type specimens are defined as typographic design that showcases a typeface design and its use. Information graphics can both present and explain the context for a new type design. These Initial forms were revived into an information graphic diagram to explain the content of Piranes’s letterform ‘beliefs’ within the Graeco-Roman debate. This graphic explains Giovanni Battista Piranesi’s plate 41 Fig. II and III of Le Antichità...

ATypI 18 Antwerp Type Legacies Conference

The True source of the Sans
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iz5X9my_X5Q
Published online January 2019[Play, and Listen online to the Presentation while studying the Slides on Figshare.]
Abstract.
The search for the origin of today’s commercial sans serif typography has become something of a “holy grail” for type historians. The earliest known example of a deliberately geometrical “serifless” letterform was confirmed back in the late 1990s, on a plan-drawing title block for a new parliamentary building. It...

Presented at VISTA 2019, Amsterdam, 5-7 September 2019

Presented at the British Society of Criminology conference on Tuesday 2nd July 2019

Re[in]spired textile portrays their research on skin prosthetics, able to respire, providing thermal comfort conditions to users responding to stimuli received from the environment. In this way textiles transcend their known functions to embellish and protect, and create new forms of bodily habitation.

The design methodology deploys digital technologies that enable designers to experiment further with complex forms through simulations, towards creating dynamic systems that adapt to different topologies, geometries, scales and environmental conditions. Furthermore, this prototypical textile is inspired both in form and function by scales in nature It consists of an adaptable skeleton, informed by the topology of the body, and aperture-components that open and close in order to achieve natural ventilation and therefore cooling towards...