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The Plymouth Fish Finger: Collaborating with 'blue food' system stakeholders
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/synergy/the-plymouth-fish-finger
School of Health Professions
University of Plymouth Synergy project: Collaborating with 'blue food' system stakeholders to make the Plymouth Fish Finger.
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Co-designing a bean-themed game with school children
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/synergy/codesigning-a-bean-themed-game-with-school-children
School of Health Professions
University of Plymouth Synergy project: Codesigning a bean-themed game with school children.
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Agents in Turkey
Contact information for agents for the University of Plymouth based in Turkey.
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Your data, your choice: the benefits of blockchain for patient consent and preventive healthcare research
Dr Edward Meinert, Associate Professor of eHealth at the University of Plymouth's Centre for Health Technology discusses the role of Blockchain technology to store, access and protect health data, providing opportunities to improve preventative medicine.
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Whole-school engagement in BeanMeals
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/synergy/whole-school-engagement-in-beanmeals
School of Health Professions
University of Plymouth Synergy project: Whole-school engagement in BeanMeals.
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Co-designing retail strategies with people with lived experience of obesity and food insecurity
School of Health Professions
University of Plymouth Synergy project: Co-designing retail strategies with people with lived experience of obesity and food insecurity.
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The SPECIAL-ICU trial
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/clinical-schools/special-icu-trial
University of Plymouth research: Single-use versus MultiPlE-use endotracheal suCtIon cAtheters in mechanically ventiLated ICU patients (SPECIAL-ICU).
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EmbryoPhenomics research team
University of Plymouth research: EmbryoPhenomics is a research team, led by Dr Oliver Tills, that is pushing the boundaries of measuring the process of embryonic development, complex and dynamic biological systems.
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The next pandemic is already here – why our world leaders should take notice of AMR
Plymouth Perspectives: The next pandemic is already here – why our world leaders should take notice of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR). Dr Tina Joshi
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Is agricultural technology the answer to the global food security crisis?
University of Plymouth: Is zero world hunger possible? Will future generations thrive? Can Earth still support us? What lies ahead for humankind and is technology the answer?
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