Simpler Is Better—Calibration of Pipe Roughness in Water Distribution Systems by Qi Zhao, Wenyan Wu, Angus R. Simpson, Ailsa Willis

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Using longitudinal qualitative research to explore extra care housing by Ailsa Cameron, Eleanor K. Johnson, Liz Lloyd, Simon Evans, Randall Smith, Jeremy Porteus, Robin Darton, Teresa Atkinson

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Transitions: comparing timescales of eruption and evacuation at Volcán de Fuego (Guatemala) to understand relationships between hazard evolution and responsive action by Ailsa K. Naismith, Jeremy Phillips, Jenni Barclay, M. Teresa Armijos, I. Matthew Watson, William Chigna, Gustavo Chigna

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Building partnerships: A case study of physical activity researchers and practitioners collaborating to build evidence to inform the delivery of a workplace step count challenge by Ailsa Niven, James A. Ainge, Mary Allison, Trish Gorely, Paul Kelly, Gozde Ozakinci, Gemma C. Ryde, Simone A. Tomaz, Samuel Warne, Victoria Whiteford, Carl Greenwood

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Dietary habits in three Central and Eastern European countries: the HAPIEE study by Gilis-Januszewska Aleksandra, Stepaniak Urszula, Simonova Galina, Bragina Oksana, Kubinova Ruzena, Pajak Andrzej, Malyutina Sofia, Pikhart Hynek, Welch Ailsa, Boylan Sinéad, Milla Lubomíra, Peasey Anne, Marmot Michael, Bobak Martin

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Sertraline for anxiety in adults with a diagnosis of autism (STRATA): study protocol for a pragmatic, multicentre, double-blind, placebo-controlled randomised controlled trial by Dheeraj Rai, Doug Webb, Amanda Lewis, Leonora Cotton, Jade Eloise Norris, Regi Alexander, David S. Baldwin, Traolach Brugha, Madeleine Cochrane, Maria Chiara Del Piccolo, Emma J. Glasson, Katherine K. Hatch, David Kessler, Peter E. Langdon, Helen Leonard, Stephanie J. MacNeill, Nicola Mills, Maximiliano Vazquez Morales, Zoe Morgan, Raja Mukherjee, Alba X. Realpe, Ailsa Russell, Sergio Starkstein, Jodi Taylor, Nicholas Turner, Joanna Thorn, Jack Welch, on behalf of the STRATA autistic advisory group, Nicola Wiles

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The Image of the Danube in Contemporary Novels Associated with Hungarian Culture by Monica MANOLACHI

“…The aim of this analysis is to show how the river operates as a framework of “liquid modernity” (Bauman, 2000) in each of these works, it has a representative power of its own and determines people’s destinies and human relationships in heterogeneous cultural contexts. …”
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