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  The cytotoxic and genotoxic effects of bisphenol A on neuronal cells in vitro 

  O'Sullivan, S. (University of Plymouth, 2017)

  Endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) have the potential to cause adverse effects to human health by disrupting normal homeostasis, reproduction, development and behaviour. They can simultaneously act as cytotoxic and ...
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  Impacts of culling invasive lionfish (Pterois spp.) on native reef fish assemblages in Honduras 

  Henly, L. (University of Plymouth, 2017)

  The invasion of the Indo-Pacific lionfish (Pterois volitans and P. miles) to western Atlantic and Caribbean coral reefs has been documented as one of the most rapid and damaging marine finfish invasions to date, demonstrating ...
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  Toll-like receptor 7: Expression patterns within mammalian Trigeminal and Dorsal Root Ganglia and its selected facial innervation target, the tongue 

  Kawamura, S. (University of Plymouth, 2017)

  Toll-like receptors (TLRs) are known to be expressed in the mammalian nervous system where they play an important role in the hosts’ immune defence against bacterial and viral pathogens. Recent studies have looked into ...
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  The long term effects of social deprivation on black-capped capuchins (Sapajus apella) rescued from the primate pet trade 

  Bee, K. (University of Plymouth, 2017)

  Captivity is often physically and psychologically damaging to primates, who have complex ethological and social needs. It is widely agreed that primates do not make suitable domestic pets, however it is still legal to ...
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  Cast and investigate the characteristics of a high strength aluminium, copper and silver alloy 

  Couch, J. (University of Plymouth, 2017)

  This is an investigation into the effect of adding pure silver to a ‘duralumin’ type alloy and its impact on hardness and strength. The alloys were produced as small cuboid ingots by gravity casting into graphite molds ...
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  Effects of predation risk and temperature on foraging behaviour of Littorina littorea 

  Curtin, S. (University of Plymouth, 2017)

  Predator-prey interactions are a fundamental feature of ecological communities. The majority of studies have focussed on the consequences of predators reducing the abundance of their prey through direct consumption ...
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  Developmental trajectory of familiar and unfamiliar face recognition in children: evidence in support of experience 

  Humphreys, M. (University of Plymouth, 2017)

  The ability to recognise faces and where the ability stems from is a much debated topic in psychology. This study sought to replicate Jenkins, White, Van Montfort and Burton’s (2011) simple paradigm to investigate the ...
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  Wind energy 

  Barrett, T.; Evans, E.; Griffiths, C.; Perry, R. (University of Plymouth, 2017)

  This paper will discuss the principles of harnessing wind power through windmills and wind turbines and its limitations (Betz’s law). It will also provide an estimate of the available wind energy per day and person in the ...
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  Undergraduate research as a form of learning 

  Welch, A. (University of Plymouth, 2017)

  Guest editorial: Amelia Welch, Final Year Student, Marine Biology, Plymouth University
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  Analysing the risks of storing strong waste brine in a deep saline aquifer with particular reference to Potasio Rio Colorado mine in Argentina 

  Abukhlif, A. (University of Plymouth, 2017)

  Potasio Rio Colorado is a potash development project located in the Mendoza Province of Argentina that produces the majority of potassium used for agricultural fertilisers. The potassium is extracted through mining ...

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