St Andrews Sustainability Institute (SASI) Research
The St Andrews Sustainability Institute (SASI) is a group of people at the University of St Andrews who are working towards a sustainable future for everyone. A key objective of SASI is to provide a focus for existing interdisciplinary research at the University and a spark-point for new collaborations across the whole breadth of sustainability. Members of SASI are drawn from more than a dozen academic schools and administrative units within the University.
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Recent Submissions
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The potential for Assemblage thinking in population geography : assembling population, space and place
(2018-04-10) - Journal articleThis study explores ‘Assemblage’ thinking as an approach for population geography research. The paper highlights the recent prominence of Assemblage thinking in human geography, before exploring the potential opportunities ... -
Adult dental anxiety : recent assessment approaches and psychological management in a dental practice setting
(2016-05) - Journal articleDental Anxiety of patients is a common feature of the everyday experience of dental practice. This article advocates the use of regular assessment of this psychological construct to assist in patient management. Various ... -
Occurrence, distribution and abundance of cetaceans in Onslow Bay, North Carolina, USA
(2014) - Journal articleIn this paper the occurrence, distribution and abundance of cetaceans in offshore waters of Onslow Bay, North Carolina, USA is described. Between June 2007 and June 2010 monthly aerial and shipboard line-transect surveys ... -
Images as proximity sensors : the incidence of conspecific foraging in Antarctic fur seals
(2015-09-29) - Journal articleBackground: Although there have been recent advances in the development of animal-attached ‘proximity’ tags to remotely record the interactions of multiple individuals, the efficacy of these devices depends on the ... -
A first survey of the global population size and distribution of the Scottish Crossbill Loxia scotica
(2011-06) - Journal articleA survey of Scottish Crossbills Loxia scotica was carried out in 3,506 km2 of conifer woodland in northern Scotland during January to April 2008 to provide the first estimate of the global population size for this endemic ...
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