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Professor Mireia Jofre-Bonet | Economics | 05 March 2008
This project aims at creating a dataset that enables the documentation and quantitative analysis of the evolution of research output and knowledge and technology transfer measures in the uk. The project will measure the dynamic impact of industry col ...
Professor Penelope Harvey | Social Anthropology | 01 September 2005
The research is an ethnographic study of the planning, building and use of three roads in peru. Starting from the premise that connectivity is generally seen as important for both economic development and social integration the research engages the m ...
Dr Sandra Williams | Statistics, Methods and Computing | 01 May 2008
Numgenwith the goal of varying numerical expressions to suit different audiences, dr. Williams' numgen project focuses on varying phrases expressing proportions (eg 'a half') according to people's maths skills. Generating proportion phrases flexiblyn ...
Dr Matthew Roberts | Psychology | 01 December 2005
Language involves combining familiar words into novel sentences. To native speakers, some novel sentences sound somehow `better' than others. For example, most native speakers of english will find a) to be more acceptable than b):
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Professor James Davidson | Economics | 01 October 2008
this research will develop new methods of evaluating econometric models to be used for forecasting, policy simulation and theoretical investigations. Recent researches in model construction make heavy use of nonlinear features such as models o ...
Professor Yongcheol Shin | Economics | 01 December 2008
The research project proposes the rigorous investigation of nonlinear mechanisms within a dynamic heterogeneous panel setting when the number of time periods is small relative to the number of cross-section units. The relative absence of studies in t ...
Dr Vo Phuong Mai Le | Economics | 07 February 2008
In new keynesian models, prices and wages are sticky and lagged indexation increases this stickiness. However, indexation not to lagged actual inflation but to lagged expected inflation is optimal. One major implication of this optimal indexation is ...
Ms Louise Corti | Statistics, Methods and Computing | 01 April 2010
This project, funded as part of the esrc's researcher development initiative, aimed to provide practical training and training materials for students, researchers and support staff in the social sciences on key issues pertinent to managing and sharin ...
Dr Sara Sereno | Psychology | 01 September 2006
In reading, during each eye fixation, only part of a text is available for processing as visual acuity drops off rapidly from the centre of fixation. About 6-8 characters of text typically fall within the fovea, or central high-acuity area of vision. ...
Professor Richard Noss | Education | 01 October 2007
Expressing generality, recognising and analysing pattern and articulating structure are at the core of mathematical thinking and scientific enquiry. These ideas are notoriously elusive for students, who routinely find themselves unable to understand ...
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