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Implementation of ‘MEDLs’: regional guidelines for management of medical emergencies Open

Emma Jenkins, Charlotte Ainscough, Marc J. George, Anna Jarvis, Tasneem Hosanee , et al. · 2025

Introduction: The fragmented landscape of emergency medical guidelines across individual Trusts has resulted in inefficiencies in accessibility, maintenance and real-time applicability. Clinicians often struggle to locate relevant, up-to-d…

Caregiver Satisfaction with Anxiety Treatment for Autistic Youth: A Mixed Methods Examination Open

Lesley A. Norris, Jonathan Rabner, Marika Marklin, Margaret E. Crane, Kathrin Renschler , et al. · 2025

For Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to best meet the specific needs of autistic youth with co-occurring anxiety and to continue to grow as a sustainable treatment option, it is important to incorporate caregiver perspectives and feedback. Dat…

Understanding long-term human ecodynamics through the lens of ecosystem collapse Open

Adrian C. Newton, Fiona Coward, Sarah Elliott, Emma Jenkins, Marc Vander Linden , et al. · 2024

Most research on long-term human ecodynamics examines changes in the size and structure of human populations, often in relation to climate change. Here we offer an alternative perspective that draws on recent progress in conservation scien…

Mapping workforce contributions to the Sustainable Development Goals: a tool to enhance staff capacity and inspire action Open

Michael D. Murray, Alison Hill, Emma Jenkins, Elsa Barber, Lynn Barbour · 2024

The United Nations’ Agenda 2030 provides a framework of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to achieve peace and prosperity for people and planet, now and into the future (1) . The United Nations Decade of Action on Nutrition emphasise…

Digitally Enlightened or Still in the Dark? Establishing a Sector-Wide Approach to Enhancing Data Synthesis and Research Potential in British Environmental Archaeology and Beyond Open

Tina Roushannafas, Polydora Baker, Gill Campbell, Emma Jenkins, Jen Parker Wooding , et al. · 2024

In a 2019 Internet Archaeology article, Elizabeth Pearson posed the question 'are we back in the Dark Ages?'. This question was made in reference to a developer-funded archaeology sector that was generating vast quantities of evidence and,…

Using Phytolith, Geochemical and Ethnographic Analysis to Inform on Site Construction and Activities in the Neolithic of Southwest Asia: Case Studies from Wadi Faynan 16 and ‘Ain Ghazal, Jordan Open

Samantha Lee Allcock, Sarah Elliott, Emma Jenkins, Carol Palmer, Gary O. Rollefson , et al. · 2023

This paper explores what can be learned about settlement construction and use in the southwest Asian Neolithic from phytolith, geochemical and ethnographic analysis. This period was targeted because, despite its importance, our understandi…

Supplementary Figure legends from Tumors with AKT1<sup>E17K</sup> Mutations Are Rational Targets for Single Agent or Combination Therapy with AKT Inhibitors Open

Barry R. Davies, Nin Guan, Armelle Logié, Claire Crafter, Lyndsey Hanson , et al. · 2023

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Supplementary Figure legends from Tumors with AKT1<sup>E17K</sup> Mutations Are Rational Targets for Single Agent or Combination Therapy with AKT Inhibitors Open

Barry R. Davies, Nin Guan, Armelle Logié, Claire Crafter, Lyndsey Hanson , et al. · 2023

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Developing Transdisciplinary Approaches to Sustainability Challenges: The Need to Model Socio-Environmental Systems in the Longue Durée Open

Fábio Silva, Fiona Coward, Kimberley Davies, Sarah Elliott, Emma Jenkins , et al. · 2022

Human beings are an active component of every terrestrial ecosystem on Earth. Although our local impact on the evolution of these ecosystems has been undeniable and extensively documented, it remains unclear precisely how our activities ar…

Council for British Research in the Levant Archaeological Monographs Open

Steven Mithen, Bill Finlayson, D. Maricevic, Sam Smith, Emma Jenkins , et al. · 2022

A model based on Bayesian confirmation and machine learning algorithms to aid archaeological interpretation by integrating incompatible data Open

Daniella Vos, Richard Stafford, Emma Jenkins, Andrew Garrard · 2021

The interpretation of archaeological features often requires a combined methodological approach in order to make the most of the material record, particularly from sites where this may be limited. In practice, this requires the consultatio…

The Zagros Epipalaeolithic revisited: New excavations and 14C dates from Palegawra cave in Iraqi Kurdistan Open

Eleni Asouti, Douglas Baird, Ceren Kabukcu, Kate Swinson, Louise Martin , et al. · 2020

Palegawra cave, alongside its neighbouring Zarzi, has been an emblematic site of the Epipalaeolithic (Zarzian) cultural horizon in the NW Zagros of Southwest Asia ever since its first exploration in 1951 by Bruce Howe and Robert Braidwood …

Tracking the Near Eastern origins and European dispersal of the western house mouse Open

Thomas Cucchi, Katerina Papayianni, Sophie Cersoy, Laetitia Aznar-Cormano, Antoine Zazzo , et al. · 2020

A Bayesian approach to calculating Pre-Pottery Neolithic structural contemporaneity for reconstructing population size Open

Shannon Birch-Chapman, Emma Jenkins · 2019

ACOG Committee Opinion No. 777: Sexual Assault Open

Thomas R. Simon, Alex E. Crosby, Francis Annor, Alexandra B. Balaji, Michele Lynberg Black , et al. · 2019

Sexual violence continues to be a major public health problem affecting millions of adults and children in the United States. Medical consequences of sexual assault include sexually transmitted infections; mental health conditions, includi…

What can crop stable isotopes ever do for us? An experimental perspective on using cereal carbon stable isotope values for reconstructing water availability in semi-arid and arid environments Open

Pascal Flohr, Emma Jenkins, Helen Williams, Khalil Jamjoum, Sameeh Nuimat , et al. · 2019

This study re-assesses and refines the use of crop carbon stable isotopes (Δ13C) to reconstruct past water availability. Durum wheat, six-row barley, and sorghum were experimentally grown at three crop growing stations in Jordan for up to …

Issue Information Open

Gry Hoff Mann Barfod, Ian C. Freestone, Achim Lichtenberger, Rubina Raja, Holger Schwarzer , et al. · 2018

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A dual geochemical‐phytolith methodology for studying activity areas in ephemeral sites: Insights from an ethnographic case study from Jordan Open

Daniella Vos, Emma Jenkins, Carol Palmer · 2018

This study aims to contribute to the interpretation of ephemeral sites by exploring the efficacy of geochemistry and phytolith analysis to identify activity areas in seasonally occupied ethnographic sites. The application of a portable X‐r…

Agricultural origins on the Anatolian plateau Open

Douglas Baird, Andrew Fairbairn, Emma Jenkins, Louise Martin, Caroline Middleton , et al. · 2018

Significance We demonstrate that the initial spread of farming outside of the area of its first appearance in the Fertile Crescent of Southwest Asia, into Central Anatolia, involved adoption of cultivars by indigenous foragers and contempo…

Ethno-geochemical and Phytolith Studies of Activity Related Patterns: A Case Study from Al Ma’tan, Jordan Open

Emma Jenkins, Samantha Lee Allcock, Sarah Elliott, Carol Palmer, John Grattan · 2017

Understanding Neolithic sites in southwest Asia is often difficult because of the lack of preservation of organic remains and the effects of various taphonomic processes that alter the original record. Here, we use an ethnographic approach…

Estimating population size, density and dynamics of Pre-Pottery Neolithic villages in the central and southern Levant: an analysis of Beidha, southern Jordan Open

Shannon Birch-Chapman, Emma Jenkins, Fiona Coward, Mark Maltby · 2017

An understanding of population dynamics is essential for reconstructing the trajectories of central and southern Levantine Pre-Pottery Neolithic (PPN) villages. The aim of this investigation was to derive more empirically and statistically…

PPR volume 82 Cover and Back matter Open

Christopher Catling, Chantal Conneller, Martin Bates, Richard Bates, Tim Schadla‐Hall , et al. · 2016

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Identifying ancient water availability through phytolith analysis: An experimental approach Open

Emma Jenkins, Khalil Jamjoum, Sameeh Nuimat, Richard Stafford, Stephen Nortcliff , et al. · 2016

Dating WF16: Exploring the Chronology of a Pre-Pottery Neolithic A Settlement in the Southern Levant Open

Karen Wicks, Bill Finlayson, D. Maricevic, Sam Smith, Emma Jenkins , et al. · 2016

A pre-requisite for understanding the transition to the Neolithic in the Levant is the establishment of a robust chronology, most notably for the late Epi-Palaeolithic and Pre-Pottery Neolithic A (PPNA) periods. In this contribution we und…

Take A Walk On The Wild Side : Learning from the City and Beyond Open

Peter Lang, Matthew Ashton, Frida Boström, Anna Hesselgren, Malin Heyman , et al. · 2015

Take a Walk on the Wild Side features a number ot diverse research pro!ects, as will become c!ear to those who pick up this end ot year catalog. (+ shorts abstracts by every student involved in the work)

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