University of St Andrews Research: Recent submissions

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    • How to lie to God : Kant’s Thomistic turn 

      Sorensen, Roy Arnold; Proops, Ian (2024-05-08) - Journal article
      For most of his career, Kant accepts Augustine's requirement that lying requires an intention to deceive. However, he eventually converts to Aquinas, following him in rejecting this requirement in favor of Aristotle's ...

    • Rapid preparation of binary mixtures of sodium carboxylates as anodes in sodium-ion batteries 

      Desai, Aamod V.; Ettlinger, Romy; Seleghini, Heitor Secco; Stanzione, Maximillian G; Cabañero, Joel; Ashbrook, Sharon Elizabeth; Morris, Russell; Armstrong, A. Robert (2024-05-28) - Journal article
      Sodium-ion batteries are emerging as a sustainable solution to tackle the growing global energy demands. In this context, organic electrode materials complement such technologies as they are composed of earth-abundant ...

    • Organic carbon accumulation in British saltmarshes 

      Smeaton, Craig; Garrett, Ed; Koot, Martha; Ladd, Cai; Miller, Lucy; McMahon, Lucy; Foster, Bradley; Barlow, Natasha; Blake, William; Gehrels, Roland; Skov, Martin; Austin, William (2024-04-03) - Journal article
      Saltmarshes are a crucial component of the coastal carbon (C) system and provide a natural climate regulation service through the accumulation and long-term storage of organic carbon (OC) in their soils. These coastal ...

    • A genuinely hybrid, multiscale 3D cancer invasion and metastasis modelling framework 

      Katsaounis, Dimitrios; Harbour, Nicholas; Williams, Thomas; Chaplain, Mark Andrew Joseph; Sfakianakis, Nikolaos (2024-04-25) - Journal article
      We introduce in this paper substantial enhancements to a previously proposed hybrid multiscale cancer invasion modelling framework to better reflect the biological reality and dynamics of cancer. These model updates ...

    • Less work and higher tax can raise wellbeing 

      Jin, Jim Yongtao; FitzRoy, Felix R (2024-05-08) - Journal article
      Worktime has been falling slowly though real wages have risen dramatically. We show that in a general equilibrium model with CES utility and production functions, worktime falls with real wages if and only if the elasticity ...