I am a patient and hard working person who enjoys helping people. My ambition to pursue a degree in Diagnostic Imaging developed when I was working at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow. During these six months of a temporary position, I was a support worker who helped patients to attend their scheduled medical examinations. Even though I was not performing a technical job, this experience installed me with a positive impression towards my decision to follow a career in Radiography.
main study is the sub-structural molecular design for complex networks. He is presently a full professor and Chair in Complexity Sciences, at the Institute of Complexity Sciences, which is in Glasgow, United Kingdom. He is also the chair in the Department of Physics, and the Department of Mathematics. He also chairs two departments at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom (Curriculum Vitae). Ernesto was born in the central region of Cuba, in the city of Sancti Spiritus
I am a patient and caring person who enjoy helping people. My ambition to become a Diagnostic Imaging technologist developed when I was working at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow. During this time, I worked as a temporary support worker who helped patients to attend their scheduled medical examinations at the Imaging Department. I was inspired and motivated when I saw radiographers worked on X-Rays, MRI, CT and Ultrasound scanners to produce body images which were used for disease
presentation on buoyancy and solved maths problems in various activities. As the highest scoring team in Midlothian, we attended the final held at the Glasgow Science Centre in November during which a talk from an actuary sparked my interest in actuarial science. The opportunity made me realise that I could combine my love for both mathematics and actuarial science in the future. I have always had an affinity with maths, especially the application of maths in real-life problems. Consistently scoring the
epigenetics including DNA methylation, histone modifications, and histone variants on early embryos. My major interest is the cellular reprogramming processes. I obtained my Bachelor (1996-2000) and Master degrees (2000-2002) in the Department of Animal Science, National Taiwan University, Taiwan. As a sophomore in 1997, I was amazed by the breaking news of Dolly, the sheep, the first cloned mammal created by somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT). I then joined my first mentor Prof Winston T-K Cheng’s lab
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availability of skilled labour, relatively low labour costs, access to government grants and the quality of telecommunications. There are certainly examples of significant ICT related businesses in rural Scotland - e.g. the Forres Telework Centre, Thurso Call Centre and the ICT Advisory Service in the Western Isles, but further investment in ICT would significantly improve the competitive advantage of rural areas. Such investment has shown results in the Western Isles - one of the most peripheral
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‘One-stop shopping: the power of supermarkets’, in Taylor, S., Hinchliffe, S., Clarke, J. and Bromley, S. (eds) Making Social Lives, Milton Keynes, The Open University. Hetherington, K. (2009) ‘Consumer Society? Shopping, consumption and social science’, in Taylor, S., Hinchliffe, S., Clarke, J. and Bromley, S. (eds) Making Social Lives, Milton Keynes, The Open University. Self-reflection What have you particularly enjoyed so far in studying this module? Since studying this module, I have enjoyed
interpretation – the reception analysis model. · Or more simply: o What does the media do to us? (The passive audience) o What do we do to the media? (The active audience) · This division reflects the more general argument within social sciences as to the extent to which our behaviours are determined by the wider society, or the result of freely exercised choice. Passive Audience Models ----------------------- The hypodermic syringe / Effects model · The earliest model of
The twentieth century science fiction was enriched, made magnificent and took the interest of the readers to the epoch with the rise of the most imaginative, belligerent and brilliant Scottish writer Iain M. Banks who took the science fiction to a great height and created tremendous curiosity among the readers about his writing. Iain Banks’s novels cover almost all parts of human life and world. Though he shows the darker side of the future world, he is hopeful about the positive fine future world
Introduction This essay aims to discuss the impact of Web Based Technology (WBT) on assessment practices in mathematics. WBT refers to and promotes what is known as Web Based Learning (WBL) where the learning is in hypertext format providing the learner with more exploration and interactivity capabilities. Studies in Hong Kong by Khalifa(2002) suggests that this is the most superior form of WBL in comparison to Distributive Passive Learning (DPL) which is used to deliver linear material such as
ABSTRACT: I discuss the nature and genesis of international development ethics as well as its current areas of consensus, controversies, challenges, and agenda. A relatively new field of applied ethics, international development ethics is ethical reflection on the ends and means of socioeconomic change in poor countries and regions. It has several sources: criticism of colonialism and post-World War II developmental strategies; Denis Goulet's writings; Anglo-American philosophical debates about the
National Literacy Trust (NLT) studies suggest that overall a large proportion of pupils of all ages enjoy writing. The 2009 study suggests that 45 per cent of pupils enjoy writing (Clark & Dugdale, 2009), while the 2011 study shows and increase of 2 per cent. To improve standards in writing Vincent (2006), implies that given the existence noytimtext in multimodal formats. However digital literacies is un-signified in the literacy pedagogies of many schools and multimodal scaffolding is essential
The energy sector is one of the columns of growth, competitiveness and development in our modern economy, but just with safe, secure, sustainable and affordable energy, the well-being of the people, industry and economy can be ensure. Moreover, energy-related emissions account for almost 80% of the EU´s total greenhouse gas emissions which directly contribute to climate change. Therefore, Europe is facing a serious energy security challenge in supporting its demand, at the same time that concerns
promotion online and UK campaigns, there still needs to be community, social, school and family interventions to tackle those who are less deprived. An example is a study by Bond et all (2011), in which they found residents in disadvantaged areas of Glasgow had higher rates of smoking, and less likelihood of quitting smoking. The study found that area with better housing had better rates of quitting suggesting that your environment plays a key part in your
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A STUDY ON GROWING IMPORTANCE OF ONLINE SHOPPING CHAPTER 1 1.1 INTRODUCTION The trend of online shopping has increased rapidly in the recent years with the development of internet and due to the easy accessibility of internet usage. Easy access to internet has driven consumers to shop online Books, airline tickets/reservations, clothing/shoes videos/games and other electronic products are the most popular items purchased on the internet. Through electronic marketing and internet communication
This paper will discuss how Sporting Heritage engenders national and group identities. The topics related too in this paper, are the types of identity represented by sporting Heritage, as sporting heritage has the ability to represent groups and entire nations across the world. Sport is a fundamental part of British and world culture and is an important aspect of modern life. This topic is relevant to recent trends within modern interest as it touches upon numerous essential museum issues, for instance