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6. Long-term clinical outcomes and cost-effectiveness of catheter vs thoracoscopic surgical ablation in long-standing persistent atrial fibrillation using continuous cardiac monitoring: CASA-AF randomized controlled trial

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Yahdev, Rashmi, Rahman-Halley, Shelley, Wong, Joyce, Opel, Aaisha, Kaba, Riyaz, Nyktari, Eva, Cambronero-Cortinas, Esther, Izgi, Cemil, Fairbairn, Timothy, Benton, Joanne, Chester, Ruth, Cunliffe, Eliane, Edmondson, Lucy, Gill, Matthew, Griffiths, Vicky, Harman, Rebecca, Huggett, Catherine, Keegan, Jenny, Kirby, Kevin, Lascelles, Karen, Manivarmane, Ramasamy, Munteanu, Iulia, O’Brien, Karen, Phyl, Tess, Rahneva, Tsveta, Riley, Cheryl, Rogers, Paula, Smith, Katherine, Wage, Rick, West, Cathy, Yakupoglu, Yakup, Yang, Guang, Audraite, Audra, Belchambers, Sandra, Hughes, Susan, Morgan, Maureen, Ronayne, Christina, Shaw, Rob, Simkus, Paulinus, Taylerson, Clive, Bruce, Chloe, McGregor, Andrew, Thomson, Catherine, Granville, Hollie, Snell, Alice, John, Sophia, Monteiro, Christiana, Augustine, Grace, Sutton, Nichola, Boyalla, Vennela, Haldar, Shouvik, Khan, Habib, Kralj-Hans, Ines, Banya, Winston, Lord, Joanne, Satishkumar, Anitha, Bahrami, Toufan, De Souza, Anthony, Clague, Jonathan R., Francis, Darrel P., Hussain, Wajid, Jarman, Julian W., Jones, David G., Chen, Zhong, Mediratta, Neeraj, Hyde, Jonathan, Lewis, Michael, Mohiaddin, Raad, Salukhe, Tushar V., Markides, Vias, McCready, James, Gupta, Dhiraj, and Wong, Tom

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2024
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18. Sense8: Transcending Television

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Deborah Shaw, Rob Stone, Deborah Shaw, Rob Stone and Deborah Shaw, Rob Stone, Deborah Shaw, Rob Stone

Published
2021

24. Professionalising Teaching in HE: The Impact of an Institutional Fellowship Scheme in the UK

Author

Shaw, Rob

Abstract

The professionalisation of teaching in higher education has been increasingly prioritised across the globe in response to changes in the scale and nature of higher education brought about by massification, marketisation and managerialism. The UK experience has been characterised by the application of codified professional standards and this is of wider interest as perhaps the most developed attempt to formalise and systematise approaches to teacher development utilising such standards. Increasingly, this has focused on the ongoing development of existing staff in addition to new entrants to the profession. Institutional schemes underpinned by the United Kingdom Professional Standards Framework have rapidly spread throughout the sector offering a route for experienced staff to achieve fellowships of the UK Higher Education Academy. However, research into the effects of such schemes on individual participants and institutions has been limited. This article analyses the impact of such a scheme within the Faculty of Health and Social Sciences at Leeds Beckett University in the UK, drawing on data derived from in-depth interviews with scheme participants. Practice theories were applied as a frame for analysis of the developmental impact of the scheme through exploration of the practices involved in participation and how these meshed with other practices related to teaching and learning. This suggested that whilst such schemes may be an acceptable form of retrospective benchmarking, the ongoing developmental impact may be limited.

Published
2018
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26. Asymmetric Diffusion

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Packard, Norman and Shaw, Rob

Subjects
Condensed Matter - Statistical Mechanics
Abstract

Diffusion rates through a membrane can be asymmetric, if the diffusing particles are spatially extended and the pores in the membrane have asymmetric structure. This phenomenon is demonstrated here via a deterministic simulation of a two-species hard-disk gas, and via simulations of two species in Brownian motion, diffusing through a membrane that is permeable to one species but not the other. In its extreme form, this effect will rapidly seal off flow in one direction through a membrane, while allowing free flow in the other direction. The system thus relaxes to disequilibrium, with very different densities of the permeable species on each side of the membrane. A single species of appropriately shaped particles will exhibit the same effect when diffusing through appropriately shaped pores. We hypothesize that purely geometric effects discussed here may play a role in common biological contexts such as membrane ion channels., Comment: 17 pages, 8 figures v3: one additional figure, several additional references, conceptually unchanged

Published
2004

33. Authors' reply

Author

Ham, Chris, York, Nick, Shaw, Rob, and Sutch, Steve

Published
2004

37. Losing the edge – gaining ground

Author

Barker, Louise, Barry, James, Corns, Anthony, Craven, Kieran, Cullen, Sean, Davies, Sarah, Driver, Toby, Duller, Geoff, Griffiths, Hywel, Henry, Sandra, Hunt, Daniel, Jones, Cerys, Lamb, Henry, Pollard, Edward, Roberts, Helen, Robson, Patrick, Shaw, Rob, and Wynne, Hollie

Abstract

The Archaeologist, No. 108 (2019): The Archaeologist

Published
2021
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40. Eby's frustrations flourish as federal outreach proves fruitless.

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SHAW, ROB

Subjects
FRUSTRATION, PRIME ministers, TELEPHONE calls
Abstract

Premier David Eby of British Columbia has expressed frustration with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the federal government, stating that they are neither friends nor allies to the BC NDP government. Despite multiple attempts at communication, Eby feels that his concerns and requests have been ignored, resulting in Ontario and Quebec receiving special funding agreements while British Columbia is left out. Eby's frustrations have led him to consider launching a lawsuit against the federal government. Similarly, Premier John Horgan faced disappointment from Trudeau's office and had news of his retirement leaked before it was announced to the public. Eby, who is focused on the upcoming provincial election, is determined to make progress on key issues that require federal support. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

41. The Trainee Teacher Journey

Author

Cain, Toni, Davey, Jemima, Colliety, Georgi, Hayward, Maddy, Robinson, Camilla, Kerr, Regan, and Shaw, Rob

Abstract

The authors are all students in the final year of a three-year undergraduate teacher-training programme at St Mary's University, Twickenham, London. For one of their courses they were asked to identify their science-learning journey to date. In this article, trainee teachers talk about science and explore their reasons for becoming science specialists.

Published
2017

44. Eco-towns and the next 60 years of planning

Author

Shaw, Rob

Subjects
Sustainable urban development -- Planning, Sustainable urban development -- Environmental aspects, Sustainable urban development -- Forecasts and trends, Climatic changes -- Influence, Company business planning, Market trend/market analysis, Architecture and design industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Planners have to devise strategies on adapting to the effects of climate change over the coming decades . The proposed eco-towns give opportunities to achieve economic, social, and environmental sustainability.

Published
2007

48. Premier Eby needs to understand that tech giants answer to no one.

Author

SHAW, ROB

Subjects
PRIME ministers, INTERNET safety, SOCIAL media, MASS media industry
Abstract

The article focuses on Premier David Eby's efforts to persuade social media giants to change their practices, and it aims to protect children from harmful content, despite skepticism about the effectiveness of these negotiations. It reports that despite British Columbia's unique approach to engaging social media companies, there are doubts about their willingness to cooperate, it highlights past failures of other jurisdictions to influence these tech giants.

Published
2024

49. Affordability continues to complicate B.C. climate change politics.

Author

SHAW, ROB

Subjects
CLIMATE change, PRACTICAL politics, CARBON taxes, POLITICAL agenda, INTEREST rates
Abstract

The article discusses the resurgence of climate change in B.C. politics amidst extreme weather, with affordability challenges complicating parties' climate strategies, particularly focusing on CleanBC's environmental targets amid economic concerns and political opposition.

Published
2024

50. Carbon tax battle heats up as Poilievre brings 'axe the tax' to B.C.

Author

SHAW, ROB

Subjects
TAXATION, TAX rebates, CARBON taxes
Abstract

The article focuses on the clash between Federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre and Premier David Eby over the carbon tax, with Poilievre rallying to "axe the tax" in British Columbia while the BC NDP defends it.

Published
2024

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