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LSBU Chiropractic Clinic

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LSBU Chiropractic Clinic. The Croydon Chiropractic Clinic is run by our experienced fourth year Chiropractic Integrated Masters students with the aim of providing therapy for fellow students, academics and the local community (over the age of 18).

Robot Detectives: developing a robot that can climb walls …

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Robot Detectives: developing a robot that can climb walls. Groundbreaking projects have ranged from building the world's first wall climbing robot to robots that work under water and oil. This has led to LSBU winning the Most Innovative Robot award

Research creates refurbishment opportunities for…

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Research creates refurbishment opportunities for supermarket refrigeration units. Dan is looking into how to extend their life cycle, maximise their value and reduce the embodied footprint by building them so they can be 'remanufactured'. He

Innovative use of carbon dioxide for sustainable…

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Innovative use of carbon dioxide for sustainable supermarket refrigeration. She is exploring the potential use of carbon dioxide as a natural refrigerant in supermarket freezers, instead of relying on global warming chlorofluorocarbons banned under

Research into creative Flow Rate Modelling for improved…

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Research into creative Flow Rate Modelling for improved bitumen extraction. Instead, PhD student Marsha Maraj wanted to develop a three-pronged approach to maximise flow rates in an environmentally friendly way for improved bitumen extraction.

Honorary Graduate Dame Carol Black discusses the key to a …

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Honorary Graduate Dame Carol Black discusses the key to a rich and rewarding life. Dame Carol Black is an Honorary Doctor of Health and Social Care at LSBU. A distinguished clinician and researcher in the field of rheumatology, she has carved a

Mature Student Emma Williams makes a career change

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Mature Student Emma Williams makes a career change. She had long been drawn to the idea of nursing and decided to enrol in a fast-track PgDip Children's Nursing course at LSBU. Emma graduated first time round in 1999 from the University of Sussex

Elizabeth Wisberg and The Lighthouse Bakery

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Elizabeth Wisberg and The Lighthouse Bakery. Elizabeth Weisberg originally trained as an art historian at Columbia University in New York; she co-authored "Great Paintings of the Western World" and developed a great career in intellectual property.

Stephen Addison BEM, honorary doctor of letters

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Stephen Addison BEM, honorary doctor of letters. Stephen Addison (BA (Hons) Business Administration, 2013) is founder and CEO of social enterprise Boxup Crime, which delivers boxing training and mentoring to more than 2000 children and young people

Dr Mark Williamson, honorary doctor of letters

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Dr Mark Williamson, honorary doctor of letters. Dr Mark Williamson is director of the charity Action for Happiness. He studied electronic engineering and spent time in Silicon Valley before switching to management consultancy and becoming Director

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