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Exploring Cultural and Historical Geographies Through TexGen

Contesting Monuments: Heritage and Historical Geographies of Inequality

The paper 'Contesting Monuments: Heritage and Historical Geographies of Inequality, an introduction' (2024) by Legg, S., delves into the ongoing debate surrounding monuments, exploring their contested nature both historically and in the present. Through an analysis of papers published over a span of time, the paper sheds light on the complexities surrounding heritage and how it ties into the broader landscapes of inequality in various contexts.

Historical Geographies of Engineering

In the article 'Historical Geographies of Engineering: Knowledges, Practices, Identities' (2024) by Dishington, R., the significance of an historical geography of engineering is underscored. Drawing from existing scholarship, the paper highlights the transformative role of engineering in shaping societies and identities, emphasizing the need for a deeper understanding of its historical dimensions.

Models of Health Transition in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

Jewitt, S., and Smallman-Raynor, M., in their 2024 article 'Models of Health Transition: Changing Health in Low- and Middle-Income Countries,' explore the shifts in health patterns that occur as countries undergo economic development. By examining frameworks for understanding these transitions, the paper illuminates the changing landscape of health and illness in diverse global contexts.

Mapping and Geography: A Thematic Intervention

Legg, S., presents 'Mapping, Geography' (2024) as a collection of short papers by key speakers at the Royal Geographical Society Conference. This thematic intervention offers insights into the intersection of mapping practices and geographical knowledge, showcasing the evolving trends in spatial representation and cartographic traditions.

Decolonizing British Colonialism Narratives

The article by Legg, S. (2024) titled 'How to Talk About British Colonialism in the Middle of a Culture War' delves into the complexities of discussing British colonialism within contemporary cultural dialogues. Through personal reflections, the paper navigates the sensitive terrain of colonial legacies and their impacts on present-day discourses.

Revisiting Interwar London: The Geographies of India

Legg, S. (2024) explores 'Who were the Early Globalisers? The Historical Geographies of India in Interwar London,' shedding light on the global interactions that shaped London in the 1930s. By focusing on the role of Indian visitors, the article challenges conventional narratives of globalization and showcases the diverse historical influences that permeated urban spaces.


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Revolutionizing Energy Efficiency in Buildings with TexGen Solutions

Analytical and Computer Modelling of Thermo-Mechanical Vapour Compression System

The use of traditional vapor compression systems for air conditioning in buildings is known for its high electrical power load and carbon footprint. TexGen addresses these challenges by offering an innovative thermo-mechanical vapour compression system that revolutionizes energy efficiency. Through analytical and computer modeling, TexGen's solution optimizes space air conditioning, providing indoor thermal comfort while significantly reducing energy consumption and environmental impact. This study paves the way for sustainable air conditioning practices in buildings.

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Exploring Unmade Films of the House of Horror with TexGen

Introduction to TexGen

TexGen is a research tool developed by the Institute for Screen Industries Research that focuses on exploring the unmade films of the House of Horror. With a collection of books and reports, TexGen offers a unique insight into the cinematic world, showcasing never-before-seen materials that provide a fresh perspective on the renowned British production studio, Hammer Films. By delving into the depths of the Hammer Script Archive, TexGen brings forth a comprehensive analysis of the unmade films, shedding light on the creative processes, challenges, and stories behind these projects.

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TexGen Research Centre: Innovative Solutions in Power Electronics, Machines & Control

A Fast Switching Bridge using GaN Transistors

The paper presented at the 9th IEEE Southern Power Electronics Conference showcases the design and evaluation of a fast switching bridge using gallium nitride (GaN) power devices and a specialized printed circuit board. The study focuses on the challenges encountered during the design stage due to parasitic effects, emphasizing the utilization of off-the-shelf GaN devices to enhance switching speeds and efficiency.

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TexGen: Advancements in Geotechnical Engineering Research

Setup and Calibration of Piles with FBG Strain Sensors in Geotechnical Centrifuge

The research paper presented by Tang, Marshall, Heron, Franza, and Xu at the XVIII European Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering in Lisbon discusses the setup and calibration processes involved in conducting centrifuge testing of single piles equipped with fibre Bragg grating (FBG) strain sensors under vertical loads. The study delves into the technical aspects of the experimental setups, highlighting the importance of accurate calibration to ensure precise strain measurements. The results obtained shed light on the influence of these strain sensors on the behavior of the piles under various loading conditions, providing valuable insights for geotechnical engineering applications.

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Harnessing the Power of Plant Breeding: A Comprehensive Study

Food System Actor Perspectives on Plant Breeding

In the pursuit of sustainable food systems, crop improvement stands out as a crucial area of innovation. However, realizing the full potential of crop improvement necessitates the integration of the diverse needs and priorities of all stakeholders along the agri-food chain. A recent study delves into this complex web of relationships by providing a multi-stakeholder perspective on future-proofing European food systems through plant breeding. The study, titled 'Food system actor perspectives on future-proofing European food systems through plant breeding,' explores the viewpoints of various food system actors and how their perspectives can shape the trajectory of plant breeding initiatives. By considering the insights and priorities of these actors, researchers aim to create a more inclusive and effective approach to enhancing food systems through plant breeding.

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