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2. Concerto for piano and orchestra

Author

Ray, Nick

Abstract

This music score was submitted for the Kaleidoscope 2020 Call for Scores, an open access collaboration with the UCLA Music Library.

Published
2020

3. Five Facets

Author

Ray, Nick

Abstract

This music score was submitted for the Kaleidoscope 2020 Call for Scores, an open access collaboration with the UCLA Music Library.

Published
2020

4. String quartet

Author

Ray, Nick

Abstract

This music score was submitted for the Kaleidoscope 2020 Call for Scores, an open access collaboration with the UCLA Music Library.

Published
2020

11. Concluding Discussion

Author

Sterry, Martin, primary, Mattingly, David J., additional, Gatto, Maria Carmela, additional, and Ray, Nick, additional

Published
2019
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12. ORDERING A COMBO: Bridges and drones go together perfectly when it comes to inspections

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Anderson, David and Ray, Nick

Subjects
Railroads, Bridges (Structures), Travel, Information management, Risk assessment, Information accessibility, Business, Transportation industry
Abstract

Bridges and drones. Now that's a combination. But why? Are there direct benefits of applying UAS/drones in the inspection of railroad bridges? And if so, for what reasons? Answering these [...]

Published
2020

14. Climate change and coastal archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa: assessing past impacts and future threats.

Author

Westley, Kieran, Andreou, Georgia, El Safadi, Crystal, Huigens, Harmen O., Nikolaus, Julia, Ortiz-Vazquez, Rodrigo, Ray, Nick, Smith, Ash, Tews, Sophie, Blue, Lucy, and Breen, Colin

Subjects
COASTAL archaeology, CLIMATE change, COASTAL changes, UNDERWATER archaeology, ABSOLUTE sea level change, EROSION
Abstract

Climate change threatens coastal archaeology through storm flooding (extreme sea-level: ESL), long-term sea-level rise (SLR) and coastal erosion. Many regions, like the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), lack key baseline evidence. We present initial results from a climate change threat assessment of MENA's coastal heritage using the Maritime Endangered Archaeology inventory: a geospatial database of MENA maritime archaeological sites incorporating a disturbance/ threat assessment. It informs two analyses of past disturbance and future threat: (1) using the integral threat/disturbance assessment, and (2) geospatial extraction of information from external coastal change models. Analysis suggests <5% of documented coastal sites are definitely affected by coastal erosion but up to 34% could also have experienced past flooding, erosion, or storm action. Climate change-related threats will increase over the 21st Century and accelerate post-2050 if carbon emissions remain high. SLR and ESL could impact 14–25% of sites by 2050 and 18–34% by 2100. Over 30% to 40% of sites could be impacted by erosion by 2050 and 2100 respectively. Whilst documentation is ongoing and there remain modeling uncertainties, this approach provides a means to redress the absence of baseline data on climate change threats to coastal cultural heritage in MENA. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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17. Discovery of GNE-502 as an orally bioavailable and potent degrader for estrogen receptor positive breast cancer

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Zbieg, Jason R., Liang, Jun, Li, Jun, Blake, Robert A., Chang, Jae, Friedman, Lori, Goodacre, Simon, Hartman, Steven J., Rei Ingalla, Ellen, Kiefer, James R., Kleinheinz, Tracy, Labadie, Sharada, Lai, Tommy, Liao, Jiangpeng, McLean, Nev, Metcalfe, Ciara, Mody, Vidhi, Nannini, Michelle, Ortwine, Daniel F., Ran, Yingqing, Ray, Nick, Roussel, Fabien, Sambrone, Amy, Sampath, Deepak, Vinogradova, Maia, Wai, John, Wang, Tao, Yeap, Kuen, Zhang, Birong, Zheng, Xiaoping, Zhong, Yu, and Wang, Xiaojing

Published
2021
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19. Enabling Ecotourism Development in Cambodia

Author

Rawlins, Maurice, Kornexl, Werner, Baral, Sumit, Baromey, Neth, Martin, Natasha, and Ray, Nick

Subjects
PANDEMIC IMPACT, CONSERVATION, CORONOAVIRUS, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, ECOTOURISM, COVID-19, NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Abstract

Cambodia’s tourism industry is a key contributor to its economic growth. However, a recent slowdown in the growth of tourism points to a need to diversify Cambodia’s tourism sector. Cambodia’s spectacular and pristine natural assets are exactly what ecotourists look for and the opportunities for supporting the expansion of this industry are great. Developing the ecotourism industry can create jobs and provide stimulus for rural economies and building livelihoods in rural areas especially important now due to the impacts of COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Developing ecotourism can produce the revenues needed to help manage Cambodia’s extensive Protected Area (PA) network and protect the important economic services provided by the forests in the PAs. This report has been structured around the important issues and challenges that relate to the ecotourism industry in Cambodia. Each one is an integral part of the ecotourism story. The analysis and information provided leads to the section on the recommendations for enhancing an enabling environment for ecotourism in Cambodia.

Published
2020

21. Discovery of GNE-149 as a Full Antagonist and Efficient Degrader of Estrogen Receptor alpha for ER+ Breast Cancer

Author

Liang, Jun, primary, Blake, Robert, additional, Chang, Jae, additional, Friedman, Lori S., additional, Goodacre, Simon, additional, Hartman, Steven, additional, Ingalla, Ellen Rei, additional, Kiefer, James R., additional, Kleinheinz, Tracy, additional, Labadie, Sharada, additional, Li, Jun, additional, Lai, Kwong Wah, additional, Liao, Jiangpeng, additional, Mody, Vidhi, additional, McLean, Neville, additional, Metcalfe, Ciara, additional, Nannini, Michelle, additional, Otwine, Daniel, additional, Ran, Yingqing, additional, Ray, Nick, additional, Roussel, Fabien, additional, Sambrone, Amy, additional, Sampath, Deepak, additional, Vinogradova, Maia, additional, Wai, John, additional, Wang, Tao, additional, Yeap, Kuen, additional, Young, Amy, additional, Zbieg, Jason, additional, Zhang, Birong, additional, Zheng, Xiaoping, additional, Zhong, Yu, additional, and Wang, Xiaojing, additional

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2020
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24. H.E.M. Cool. The small finds and vessel glass from Insula VI. 1 Pompeii: excavations 1995-2006

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Ray, Nick

Subjects
The Small Finds and Vessel Glass from Insula VI. 1 Pompeii: Excavations 1995-2006 (Nonfiction work) -- Cool, H.E.M. -- Book reviews, Anthropology/archeology/folklore
Abstract

H.E.M. Cool. The small finds and vessel glass from Insula VI. 1 Pompeii: excavations 1995-2006 (Archaeopress Roman Archaeology 17). 2016. xii+304 pages, numerous colour and b&w illustrations. Oxford: Archaeopress; 978-1-78491-452-3 [...]

Published
2017
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27. Cambodia.

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Ray, Nick

Published
2023

30. Abstract 5137: Parallel approaches to the discovery of novel BRD4 inhibitors

Author

Jones, David H., primary, Groot, Marcel J. de, additional, Heald, Robert, additional, Arhin, Ebenezer, additional, Goodwin, Ria, additional, Burton, Brenda, additional, Kulagowski, Jan, additional, Brown, David, additional, Irving, Steven, additional, Bazin, Richard, additional, Bruce, Deborah, additional, Devos, Rene, additional, Price, Steven, additional, Ray, Nick, additional, Lockey, Peter, additional, Montana, John, additional, Albertella, Mark R., additional, and Green, Simon R., additional

Published
2014
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36. DMP XII: Excavations and Survey of the so-called Garamantian Royal Cemetery (GSC030–031)

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Mattingly, David, primary, Abduli, Hafed, additional, Ahmed, Muftah, additional, Cole, Franca, additional, Fenwick, Corisande, additional, Fothergill, Brooklynne Tyr, additional, Rodriguez, Mireya González, additional, Hobson, Matthew, additional, Khalaf, Nadia, additional, Lahr, Marta, additional, Moussa, Farès, additional, Nikita, Efthymia, additional, Nikolaus, Julia, additional, Radini, Anita, additional, Ray, Nick, additional, Savage, Toby, additional, Sterry, Martin, additional, and Wilson, Andrew, additional

Published
2011
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38. DMP IX: Summary Report on the Fourth Season of Excavations of the Burials and Identity team

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Mattingly, David, primary, Abduli, Hafed, additional, Aburgheba, Hamza, additional, Ahmed, Muftah, additional, Esmaia, Misbah Ali Ahmed, additional, Baker, Steve, additional, Cole, Franca, additional, Fenwick, Corisande, additional, Rodriguez, Mireya Gonzalez, additional, Hobson, Matthew, additional, Khalaf, Nadia, additional, Lahr, Marta, additional, Leitch, Victoria, additional, Moussa, Farès, additional, Nikita, Efthymia, additional, Parker, David, additional, Radini, Anita, additional, Ray, Nick, additional, Savage, Toby, additional, Sterry, Martin, additional, and Schörle, Katia, additional

Published
2010
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43. ISPs and portals must keeps users safe

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Ray, Nick

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It seems ISPs can do no right sometimes ('ISPs and Web portals are under attack for spam reporting', NMA 1 April). The proliferation of spam caused a public outcry of […]

Published
2004

44. Face up to the threat of a hacker attack

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Ray, Nick

Subjects
Hacker, Computer crime, Computer crimes -- Prevention, Computer hackers
Abstract

Every Internet-connected firm of whatever size and in whatever business faces the threat of hacker attack. Many firms think viruses, and not hackers, are the primary risk. However, hackers' aims, […]

Published
2003

45. The latest 'new thing': New direction or distraction?

Author

Ray, Nick

Subjects
Business plans -- Methods -- Forecasts and trends, Employee benefits -- Forecasts and trends -- Management -- Methods, Health savings accounts -- Forecasts and trends -- Methods, Business planning -- Methods -- Forecasts and trends, Company business management, Market trend/market analysis, Employee benefits, Business, general, Human resources and labor relations
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Nick Bond, owner of a Midwest transmission rebuilding shop, was recently the subject of a front page Wall Street Journal article. Bond, faced with increasing health insurance premiums, decided to [...]

Published
2006

46. Transactions on the rock face.

Author

Ray, Nick

Subjects
*PSYCHOTHERAPISTS, *PSYCHOTHERAPIST-patient relations, *PSYCHOTHERAPY, *TRANSACTIONAL analysis, *WILDERNESS areas, *PSYCHOLOGY
Abstract

The article discusses the author's experience of being an adventure therapist and psychotherapist. The author works with clients both inside the therapy room and out in the natural environment. He hopes that one day he will be able to work mainly as a psychotherapist in the outdoors. He works as a Transactional Analyst and call himself a Wilderness Therapist, working with clients in a therapy room and the outdoors.

Published
2005

50. Samuel Beckett's sonic femininities : the derivation and evolution of the disembodied female voice in the drama for radio, stage and television (1958-1976)

Author

Vashisht, Jivitesh, Ray, Nick, and Taylor-Batty, Mark

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822
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Samuel Beckett's radical experiments with corporeality in his mid-to-late dramas bear directly on the unique challenges of thinking about the sensory articulation of gender in this phase of his work. Progressively inhabiting a register of loss, absence, and memory, the female body is increasingly obliterated from the visual fields of Beckett's stage and media plays while persisting therein as a dis-embodied voice or an unseen sound that is identifiably gendered. The vocal metamorphosis of the female body in Beckett's later drama anticipates and contributes to the ongoing critique of the ocularcentrism of certain influential strands of gender theory, where an overriding preoccupation with the visible body and/or the gaze often precludes a consideration of aural-and indeed other non-visual-modalities of the production of gender. And yet, while phenomenologically-orientated scholarship on the body and the senses has transformed our understanding of the varied auralities at work in Beckett's oeuvre, considerations such as gender have been largely overlooked within it. Drawing on the productive cross-fertilisation, since the 19990s, of gender and sound theory within psychoanalytically-inflected film, opera and literary studies, this thesis traces the emergence and evolution of Beckett's disembodied female voices across two decades of his late dramatic work and probes the politics of a non-specular model of sexual difference that is rooted in voice and sound. I ask: over and beyond the identities that their listeners (sometimes) attribute to them, what is female about these disembodied female voices? To what extent are Beckett's sonic femininities a function of female corporeality? And finally, how do these voices interact with a wider technological and cultural imaginary pertaining to female vocality that exceeds Beckett's drama? Premised on the claim that gender and sound have a mutually-constitutive relationship in Beckett's drama, this thesis ultimately argues that subjectivity and intertextuality emerge as profoundly implicated in aurality once we attend to the gender of the disembodied voice as well as the ear that is attuned to it. On the one hand, the perception of the disembodied female voice by Beckett's auditors revives those foundational scenarios, typically elaborated within various psychoanalytic paradigms, in which subjectivity is (de)formed; on the other hand-or rather, at the same time-the representation of this auditory perception entails Beckett's revisiting of his key literary and intellectual influences, here identified as Marcel Proust's À la recherche du temps perdu and Otto Rank's The Trauma of Birth, both of which engaged his readerly attention in the 1930s.

Published
2019

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