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  Does physical inactivity increase personalised cardiovascular risk in males and females aged 40-80 years? 

  West, J. (University of Plymouth, 2015)

  Background: Various modifiable risk factors have been associated with increased risk of cardiovascular disease, with physical activity known to provide multiple health benefits, whilst inactivity is linked to increased ...
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  Heat and mass transfer during the sump development in a potash solution mine 

  Ellard, O. (University of Plymouth, 2015)

  The following report addresses the problem of heating input water during the process of solution mining for potash. With an ever-increasing pressure to reduce reliance on fossil fuels, being able to warm inlet water with ...
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  Educating Scientists with Plymouth University 

  Sleight, V. (University of Plymouth, 2015)

  Guest editorial: Victoria Sleight from the British Antarctic Survey.
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  Factors influencing canopy invertebrates in Britain 

  Harvey, K. (University of Plymouth, 2015)

  Canopy research is becoming increasingly important as the extent of woodland habitats decreases and becomes more fragmented. Invertebrates are a diverse group of canopy fauna which are commonly used as bio-indicators to ...
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  Investigating the concept of a novel flexible fabric wave energy device 

  Cook, J. (University of Plymouth, 2015)

  This literature review comprises one part of a project report which presented the findings of an initial investigation into the concept and performance of a 1:50 scale model novel flexible fabric wave energy device subjected ...
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  An investigation into the relationship between hypnotic suggestibility and tendency to engage in ideomotor action 

  Cussen, C. (University of Plymouth, 2015)

  The relationship between hypnotic suggestibility and tendency to engage in ideomotor action was measured in 71 psychology undergraduates at Plymouth University. Each participant’s level of hypnotic suggestibility was ...
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  Use of space and airborne imagery to monitor and detect oil spills 

  Bolton, S. (University of Plymouth, 2015)

  Satellite and airborne remote sensing are the two main methods for mapping and identifying oil spills. It is important to accurately map oil spills so that a response effort is most effective. Although it is relatively ...
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  Large Numbers in Computing and Mathematics 

  Atkins, H.; Coates, R.; Hilditch, S.; Smith, L. (University of Plymouth, 2015)

  We present an overview of large numbers within mathematics and computing. Particular emphasis is put on the problem of large number notation in the mathematical attempt to get closer to infinity.
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  Human impacts on Nitrogen and Phosphorus concentrations in the North Sea 

  Weatherhead, C. (University of Plymouth, 2015)

  This study evaluates the temporal and spatial variations in nutrient concentrations within the period of 1990-2011, with the aim to assess the effectiveness of legislative implementation and associated control measures ...
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  Assessing the extent of establishment of Undaria pinnatifida in Plymouth Sound Special Area of Conservation, UK 

  Heiser, s.; Hall-Spencer, J.; Hiscock, K. (University of Plymouth, 2015)

  The north-west Pacific kelp, Undaria pinnatifida, was first discovered in Europe on the Mediterranean coast of France (1971) and introduced to Brittany for aquaculture (1983). In the north-east Atlantic, it occurs in ...

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