Faunistic Notes at Plymouth during 1893–4.

Some Plymouth Worthies, Part 1

Most towns in this country have produced distinguished sons who have made valuable contributions to art and science in their time. Plymouth is no exception. This paper deals with some names, well-known or less recognised, who practised medicine and surgery in Plymouth during the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. Nearly all were Plymouth men, a few came from outside and one or two made their names ...

University of Plymouth: Inaugural Lectures

One evening in 1993, the University of Plymouth was host to a unique event. The Vice-Chancellor, Professor John Bull, was able to introduce inaugural lectures by the University’s two newest Professors of Chemistry in a ’double feature’ presentation. Professor Paul Worsfold .joined the Plymouth Analytical Chemistry Research Unit in the Department of Environmental Sciences from the University of ...

Plymouth Family Intervention Project Longitudinal Review : 2008 - 2013 Tracy Green Plymouth City Council & Dr Zoë

The University of Plymouth - based team

This paper describes an ‘icebreaker’ used at the start of a final year geomorphology module. Teamwork was designed to be an important component of a module which involved a mix of problem-based and curriculum-mode learning. Each team had to collect and reassemble six parts of one of several images dispersed amongst the class. The instructions were given in written form for the exercise which wa...

Commentary on "wounded treated at the Royal Naval Hospital, Plymouth". 1915.

The work of this hospital only began to assume a special character with the arrival, on the 15th October, of a convoy of 673 sick and wounded Belgian officers and men. Among the cases were upwards of 250 suffering from various medical affections, more or less directly connected with the prolonged periods of exposure and fatigue to which the men had been subjected. Thus not less than 133 cases w...