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  • Resources

    Useful links to resources for schools and colleges looking for information on gene expression.

  • 5th June 2013 Sol 296

    Posted by jbridges in Mars Science Laboratory Blog on June 5, 2013 The latest puzzle for us is Point Lake.

  • Event explores digital opportunities for crisis work and international development

    The role of communications and technology in crises worldwide are to be discussed at an event that launches a new international network of researchers.

  • Social and Environmental Accounting

    Module code: AF3014 The impact of climate change is seen in changing weather patterns and rising sea levels which are slowly and steadily impacting society and organisations.  This change is creating shortages of land, food, shelter and biodiversity and human migration.

  • Brain and Behaviour

    Module code: PS7402 This module provides a comprehensive overview of the structure and functional organisation of the brain and how it regulates key functions underlying behaviour.

  • Brain and Behaviour

    Module code: PS7552 This module provides a comprehensive overview of the structure and functional organisation of the brain and how it regulates key functions underlying behaviour.

  • Brain and Behaviour

    Module code: PS7552 This module provides a comprehensive overview of the structure and functional organisation of the brain and how it regulates key functions underlying behaviour.

  • Brain and Behaviour

    Module code: PS7402 This module provides a comprehensive overview of the structure and functional organisation of the brain and how it regulates key functions underlying behaviour.

  • Research Project

    Module code: SY3102 In this module, you will carry out a supervised research project, conducting research in an area of your choice.

  • Brain and Behaviour

    Module code: PS7402 This module provides a comprehensive overview of the structure and functional organisation of the brain and how it regulates key functions underlying behaviour.

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