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Notes on a variety of topics covered in the first lecture with plenty of information and laid out in a clear format which is easy to read and understand.

Provides understanding regarding to types of tissue and in the cytoskeleton and its functions. Main 3 are intermediate filaments, microtubues and microfilaments

Summary - How to Write a Grant Proposal. This document will aide in writing your a proposal for research funding. A short guide into structure, funding bodies and how to market your research to give you the best chance of funding success.

MSc Qualtitative Analysis Lecture Notes. A complete collection of notes taken for the Univeristy of Stirling HSPS132 class of 2020 for Research Methods. This comprehensive set of notes explores how we tackle Qualitative Analysis and how our data may not be what we think it is! With clever reminders and fun examples, these notes explore common methods of examining qualtitative information, such as Grounded Theory, Ethnography and Thematic Analysis. Use these notes to get a deeper understandi...

MSc Quantitative Analysis Lecture Notes. A complete collection of notes taken for the Univeristy of Stirling HSPS131 class of 2020 for Research Methods. This comprehensive set of notes explores equations, statsitcal modelling and best fit for any and a whole host of statistical testing. Used for exam study and general reference throughout MSc studies, these notes are brilliant for further understanding the formulas and general referencing.

MSc Autism Research Lecture Notes A complete collection of notes taken for the Univeristy of Stirling PRMP141 class of 2020 for Autism Research. Notes dicussing the topics at hand including the Double Empathy Problem, Theory and Mind, Social Motivation and more - including the breakdown of key papers in the research field. These notes will help further understanding of the disucssed topics and provide a sping point for further reading. A great starting basis for any Autism Specrum Research...

An informative and concise overview of macroeconomics, intended to introduce readers to the key concepts, theories, and policy implications within the field. It is structured as a brief summary, with each section providing an outline of essential topics and ideas. The note serves as a primer for those who are new to macroeconomics, as well as a refresher for those familiar with the subject but seeking a condensed review of its core elements.

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