Type
Number of items: 52.
Analysis of DoS Attacks at MAC Layer in Mobile Adhoc Networks. (2015)
Chaminda Alocious,
Hannan Xiao
and
B. Christianson
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Wittgenstein and Diamond on meaning and experience: from groundlessness to creativity. (2015)
Maria Balaska
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From complexity to algebra and back: : digraph classes, collapsibility and the PGP. (2015)
Catarina Carvalho,
Florent Madelaine
and
Barnaby Martin
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Innovation for a circular economy : exploring the adoption of PSS by UK companies in the baby products sector. (2015)
Maurizio Catulli
and
Ross Brennan
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Exploring Liquid Lives and Product Lifetimes. (2015)
Maurizio Catulli,
Matthew Cook
and
Stephen Potter
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Pico without public keys. (2015)
B. Christianson,
Frank Stajano,
Mark Lomas,
Graeme Jenkinson,
Payne Jeunese,
Quentin Stafford-Fraser
and
Max Spencer
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Projection Revelation and the Function of Perception. (2015)
Paul Coates
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Neuro-Cosmology. (2015)
Sam Coleman
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Interpreting ‘Business-Facing’: The Role Of The ‘Institutional Elite’. (2015)
Nigel Culkin
and
Dawn James
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Does anyone want to talk to me? : Reflections on the use of assistance and companion robots in care homes. (2015)
K. Dautenhahn,
Anne Campbell
and
D.S. Syrdal
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Understanding nematode suppressive soils: molecular interactions between Pasteuria endospores and the nematode surface coat. (2015)
Keith Davies,
Arohi Srivastava,
Kiran Kumar
and
Sharad Mohan
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Wesley’s invisible world: witchcraft and the temperature of preternatural belief. (2015)
Owen Davies
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Computational understanding and manipulation of symmetries. (2015)
Attila Egri-Nagy
and
C.L. Nehaniv
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Star and Stellar Cluster Formation: ALMA-SKA Synergies. (2015)
Jan Forbrich,
J. Rathbone,
G. Fuller,
S. Longmore
and
S. Molinari
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Paying Tribute : Migrant Memorial Walls and the 'Nation of Immigrants'. (2015)
Eureka Henrich
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The Wishing-Tree of Isle Maree. (2015)
Ceri Houlbrook
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Travel Writing. (2015)
Rowland Hughes
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The cluster environments of radio-loud AGN. (2015)
Judith Ineson,
J.H. Croston,
M.J. Hardcastle,
Ralph Kraft,
Daniel Evans
and
M.J. Jarvis
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Can the Financial Sector Deliver Both, Growth and Financial Stability in Sub-Saharan Africa? (2015)
Ewa Karwowski
and
Stephany Griffith-Jones
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Lipid membranes for membrane proteins. (2015)
A. Kukol
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Naturalism. (2015)
B. Larvor
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DESIGN: History and Theory. (2015)
Grace Lees-Maffei
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An Embodied AI Approach to Individual Differences : Supporting Self-Efficacy in Diabetic Children with an Autonomous Robot. (2015)
Matthew Lewis,
Elettra Oleari,
Clara Pozzi
and
Lola Cañamero
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Forgiveness and the Rat Man : Kierkegaard, 'narrative unity' and 'wholeheartedness' revisited. (2015)
John Lippitt
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Learning to hope: : the role of hope in Fear and Trembling. (2015)
John Lippitt
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Tomography of Galactic star-forming regions and spiral arms with the Square Kilometre Array. (2015)
L. Loinard,
M.A. Thompson,
M. Hoare,
H.J. van Langevelde,
S. Ellingsen,
A. Brunthaler,
J. Forbrich,
K. Rygl,
L.F. Rodríguez,
A.J. Mioduszewski,
R.M. Torres-López,
S.A. Dzib,
G.N. Ortiz-León,
T. Bourke
and
J.A. Green
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An evaluation of break-the-glass access control model for medical data in wireless sensor networks. (2015)
Htoo Aung Maw,
Hannan Xiao,
B. Christianson
and
James Malcolm
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The Return of the Local : Community Radio as Dialogic and Participatory. (2015)
Brilliant Mhlanga
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Fear of Freedom : The Legacy of Arendt and Ballard's Space Skepticism. (2015)
Tony Milligan
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Chapter 5 - Introduction to Sensors and Signal Processing. (2015)
Diogo Montalvao
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Wittgenstein, No Linguistic Idealist. (2015)
Daniele Moyal-Sharrock
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Differences on social acceptance of humanoid robots between Japan and the UK. (2015)
Tatsuya T. Nomura,
D.S. Syrdal
and
K. Dautenhahn
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Rapporteur’s comments on four sessions about ‘Food Matters’. (2015)
Susan Parham
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Chapter 10\; Endocrine Disorders. (2015)
Julia Petty
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Designing Modular AI Robots Inspired by Amerindian Material Culture. (2015)
Doros Polydorou
and
Alexis Karkotis
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Communication through Haptic Interaction in Digital Performance. (2015)
Doros Polydorou,
Tychonas Michailidis
and
Jamie Bullock
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Class and Exclusion at Work : The Case of UK Film and Television. (2015)
K.R. Randle
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Nuclear reactions for nucleosynthesis beyond Fe. (2015)
Thomas Rauscher
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Quantification of nuclear uncertainties in nucleosynthesis of elements beyond Iron. (2015)
Thomas Rauscher
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Evaluating Trust and Safety in HRI : Practical Issues and Ethical Challenges. (2015)
Maha Salem
and
K. Dautenhahn
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Would You Trust a (Faulty) Robot? : Effects of Error, Task Type and Personality on Human-Robot Cooperation and Trust. (2015)
Maha Salem,
Gabriella Lakatos,
Farshid Amirabdollahian
and
K. Dautenhahn
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Motivated by the Gods: : Compartmentalized Agency & Responsibility. (2015)
Constantine Sandis
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Beauty and the beast : imaging human evolution at the Darwin Museum Moscow in the 1920s. (2015)
Patricia Simpson
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Love for Dice : Love, Sex, Romance and Reward in Tabletop Role-Playing Games. (2015)
Ian Sturrock
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Objects of Emotion : The London Foundling Hospital Tokens, 1741-1760. (2015)
John Styles
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Distinguishable de-identified faces. (2015)
Zongji Sun,
Li Meng
and
A. Ariyaeeinia
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State-of-the-art and Future Concepts for Interaction in Aircraft Cockpits. (2015)
Peter R. Thomas,
P. Biswas
and
P. Langdon
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The impact of SKA on Galactic Radioastronomy: continuum observations. (2015)
G. Umana,
C. Trigilio,
L. Cerrigone,
R. Cesaroni,
A.~A. Zijlstra,
M. Hoare,
K. Weis,
A. Beasley,
D. Bomans,
G. Hallinan,
S. Molinari,
R. Taylor,
L. Testi
and
M. Thompson
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The Potential for Using Artificial Intelligence Techniques to Improve e-Learning Systems. (2015)
Edward Wakelam,
Amanda Jefferies,
N. Davey
and
Yi Sun
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Now and Then : The possibilities for contextual content in digital art. (2015)
Ian Willcock
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The subjective pain experience. (2015)
Hubert van Griensven
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Approaches to research. (2015)
Hubert van Griensven,
Nicola Petty
and
Lieven Danneels
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