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This is the official institutional research repository for the University of St Andrews. The repository contains electronic theses and research publications including articles, conference proceedings, working papers and some research monographs. It also contains material and publications affiliated to the University and arising from specific projects. Full text content is provided for all research publications in the repository, and wherever possible (following embargoes) for electronic theses.
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Modeling the dawn/dusk asymmetry of field line resonances
(2018-08-17) - Journal articleField line resonances (FLRs) are observed to occur preferentially, and have larger amplitudes, at dawn compared to dusk. We present simulations of FLR excitation in a magnetospheric waveguide that can reproduce this behavior. ... -
Sosa on epistemic value : a Kantian obstacle
(2018-02-17) - Journal itemIn recent work, Sosa proposes a comprehensive account of epistemic value based on an axiology for attempts. According to this axiology, an attempt is better if it succeeds, better still if it is apt (i.e., succeeds through ... -
Taking partly free voters seriously : autocratic response to voter preferences in Armenia and Georgia
(2017) - Journal articleDo voters matter in competitive authoritarian regimes and, if so, how? Do their preferences make any difference in the way in which the regime conceives policies and goes about policy-making? In this article we show that ... -
Human cytomegalovirus immediate early 1 protein causes loss of SOX2 from neural progenitor cells by trapping unphosphorylated STAT3 in the nucleus
(2018-09) - Journal articleThe mechanisms underlying neurodevelopmental damage caused by virus infections remain poorly defined. Congenital human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) infection is the leading cause of fetal brain development disorders. Previous ... -
Distinctive and comparative places : alternative narratives of distinction within international student mobility
(2017-03) - Journal articleMoving beyond the ‘world-class’ institutional model of international student mobility, this paper examines alternative narratives of distinction relating to place of study. Drawing on semi-structured interviews with ...
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