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In the final week of the BILT Student Research Jou In the final week of the BILT Student Research Journal highlights series, we turn to the Politics and International Relations board which covers some of the most pressing issues of our age ranging from capital punishment and human rights, to climate change, and menstrual hygiene management. Articles available at bilt.online @spais_bristol @bristolpolsoc @bristolsociology #climatechange #equality #humanrights #menstrualhygiene #womensrights #internationaldevelopment #sociology #politics #studentresearch
In week 11 of our Student Research Journal Spotlig In week 11 of our Student Research Journal Spotlight series, we highlight the Policy Studies board which encompasses a wide range of topics from globalisation, to the digital gender divide, and cups of tea! Find out more at bilt.online #policystudies #spais #bristoluni #studentresearch #studentjournal #highered
What do memes, comedians and animal liberation hav What do memes, comedians and animal liberation have in common? They are all topics considered by Philosophy students in the BILT Student Research Journal. Find out more at bilt.online This is week 10 of our student highlights series focusing on research undertaken by undergraduate and post-graduate taught students, through our student-led editorial board. #memesarelife #memeculture #death #SusanWolf #ThomasNagel #bioticcommunity #Descartes #CogtioArgument #PoofOfGod #JamesAcasterAbsurdRebellion @official_james_acaster @edgamblecomedy @offmenuofficial #government #structuralracism #criticalracetheory #Hume #Kant #Damasio
The BILT Student Research Journal spotlight series The BILT Student Research Journal spotlight series continues with Music & Neuroscience. The diversity of topics includes Multiple Sclerosis, Zebrafish and gene editing, and the interdisciplinarity of Music @b_u_m_s_ @bristolneurosoc Maya Kitay’s paper for Music demonstrates the ways that music is interdisciplinary. Here religion, politics and social dynamics of 17th century England are explored by looking at the influences on composer Henry Purcell. Onto Neuroscience, where Elizabeth Blythe takes Zebrafish as the focus of research. The paper characterises gross phenotypic changes seen in LMX1b-ablated embryonic development, using CRISPR knockout zebrafish lines of paralogues LMX1ba and LMX1bb as a model. Courtney Kremler investigates the demyelination within the brain resulting from chronic neuroinflammation. This is seen in the autoimmune disorder Multiple sclerosis (MS) that affects 2.5 million people globally. The therapeutic potential for remyelinating therapies are detailed. #ms #multiplesclerosis #music #interdisciplinary #HenryPurcell #CRISPR #ZebraFish #neuroinflammation #autoimmune
We continue to celebrate the BILT Student Research We continue to celebrate the BILT Student Research Journal - this week we look to Medicine which produced 12 papers from probiotics, to body donations, breast cancer, surgical site infections and much more Part of our highlights series - check out bilt.blog for more info. @bristolmedsociety@bristoluni @wellbeingnetworkbristol @BristolBufas @uobmedlawsoc @uobtype1soc #medicine #studentresearch #studentjournal #bristolmedicine #healthwellbeing
We're looking for students to take part in our nex We're looking for students to take part in our next Hackathon to find out more about what does (and doesn't!) make for a transformational experience while you're at University. Participants will need to attend for two afternoons (1.30pm - 4.30pm) on the 8th and 15th December to take part. Full details are available with the link in our bio! #hackathon #studentvoice
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