• Should We Play Games Where Energy Is Concerned? Perceptions of Serious Gaming as a Technology to Motivate Energy Behaviour Change among Social Housing Residents 

  Boomsma, C; Hafner, R; Pahl, S; Jones, RV; Fuertes, A (MDPI, 2018-05-25)

  The invisibility and intangibility of energy are key challenges faced by communicators looking to reduce household energy demand. ‘Serious games’—defined as formalized, goal-oriented games designed to educate, or promote ...
• Population genetic structure of Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., in the River Tamar, southwest England 

  Ellis, JS; Sumner, KJ; Griffiths, AM; Bright, DI; Stevens, JR (2011-06-01)

  Population genetic studies can be useful for informing conservation and management. In Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., population structuring frequently occurs between river systems, but contrasting patterns occur within ...
• Information, issues and supporters: the application of online persuasion in the 2015 general election 

  Jackson, NA
• A CONTINUED MUSICAL AND PERSONAL DIALOGUE WITH THE WAVES OF EPILEPSY. 

  Miles, Alan Douglas (University of Plymouth, 2018)

  A Continued Musical and Personal Dialogue with the Waves of Epilepsy. In the early hours of the morning several years ago I awoke with paramedics leaning over me. In a state of confusion, my first conscious decision was ...
• A comparison of life-history traits in calcifying Spirorbinae polychaetes living along natural pH gradients 

  Lucey, NM; Lombardi, C; Florio, M; Rundle, SD; Calosi, P; Gambi, MC (Inter Research, 2018-02-23)

  © Inter-Research 2018. Low-pH vent systems are ideal natural laboratories to study the consequences of long-term low-pH exposure on marine species and thus identify life-history traits associated with low-pH tolerance. ...
• Predicting Performance - A Dynamic Capability View 

  Childe, SJ; Nudurupati, S; Hasegan, M

  Production planning and resource allocation are ongoing issues that organisations face on a day-to-day basis. The study addresses these issues by developing a dynamic performance measurement system (DPMS) to effectively ...
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  Tracking tourists: Mobility, experiences and the supply-demand gap in a Swedish mountain resort 

  Svensson, B.; Pettersson, R.; Zakrisson, I. (University of Plymouth, 2011)

  This study focuses on method development in the areas of visitor and experience tracking. It is about understanding experiences in a time-spatial framework made up by visits to a particular destination. These issues were ...
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  Madrid: Literary Fiction and the Imaginary Urban Destination 

  Busby, G.; Korstanje, M. E.; Mansfield, C. (University of Plymouth, 2011)

  This study selects novels from French and Spanish language traditions, which may not be available to English-speakers, in order to determine if specific aspects throw light on our understanding of Madrid as a destination. ...
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  Conference Reports: Journal of Tourism Consumption and Practice Volume 3 No.2 2011 

  Busby, G. (University of Plymouth, 2011)

  British and American Studies XXI, Timisoara, 19-21 May 2011 Sixth Annual International Conference on Tourism, held at St George Lycabettus Hotel, Athens, 1-4 July 2010
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  Hispaniola: The future tourism Destination of the Caribbean? 

  Séraphin, H. (University of Plymouth, 2011)

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