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44. 9. Biogas

Author

Bates Liz

Published
2012

45. Constraints on the construction of cognition

Author

Johnson, Mark H., Bates, Liz, Elman, Jeff, Karmiloff-Smith, Annette, and Plunkett, Kim

Subjects
Cognition -- Analysis, Constructivism (Psychology) -- Analysis, Psychology and mental health
Abstract

We add to the constructivist approach of Quartz & Sejnowski (Q&S) by outlining a specific classification of sources of constraint on the emergence of representations from Elman et al. (1996). We suggest that it is important to consider behavioral constructivism in addition to neural constructivism.

Published
1997

46. 'It's about creating relationships that enable my pupils to access their inner worlds'.

Author

Bates, Liz

Subjects
*STUDENTS
Abstract

The article offers information on the role of psychology in teaching. Topics discussed include information on the efforts for creating relationships among children to access their inner worlds; discussions on the using learning into practice for child development; and the information on the services for the education and emotional health as well as wellbeing.

Published
2019

47. THIS IS YOUR good food.

Author

Aktar, Tami, Kendrick, Keith, Nat, Gonzales, Heather, Todd, Jane, Cole, Julie, Longley, Elena, Davies, Ruth, Guida, Gow, Linda, Newsome, Clare, and Lightfoot-Bates, Liz

Published
2021

48. Smoke-reduction technologies in developing countries.

Author

Bates, Liz

Subjects
*BIOMASS, *AGRICULTURAL wastes, *AIR pollution, *CARBON monoxide, *COMBUSTION
Abstract

Around half the world uses biomass for cooking—such as twigs, agricultural residues and dung. These fuels are mainly burnt on `threeestone fires' or rudimentary stoves resulting in poor combustion efficiency and high levels of indoor air pollution in the kitchens in which they are burnt. Due to these practices, over 1.6 million people die annually, of whom 56% are children under five years. In terms of health, the most damaging biomass combustion products are believed to be respirable particulates and carbon monoxide. This paper draws on lessons learnt from a completed project in two rural areas of Kenya and from two ongoing international research projects in Kenya, Nepal and Sudan. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2005
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49. Open for business.

Author

BATES, LIZ

Abstract

The article focuses on the retirement of Dr. Frank P. Buggiani.

Published
2015

50. Market grows for fitness apps, devices.

Author

BATES, LIZ

Abstract

The article reports that an increase in personal technology has increased the demand and popularity of fitness devices and fitness applications, and according to the research done by technology firm Google, health and fitness is the largest growing apps category.

Published
2015

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