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DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.9976871
title: SCRUB – SCRUB management handbook no.1 Mere (poetry pamphlet edition)

description: SCRUB investigates, through poetic practice, the relationship between humans, language and ‘scrub’ plants and ecologies. This item contains photography documenting the limited edition ‘SCRUB management handbook no.1 Mere’ handbound poetry pamphlet. This pamphlet edition contains the poems alone with a swatch of cyanotype from the Singing Apple Press garden on the cover. It was produced in November 2018 and sold at the Bath and Bristol Small Publishers’ Gathering. An additional photo shows the poster for the event. The pamphlet is published by Singing Apple Press and in copyright. <b>Images used with permission. Material in this item is under copyright and not to be used or shared without permission of the author, artist, and the press. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies.</b><br>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.9976871.v1
title: SCRUB – SCRUB management handbook no.1 Mere (poetry pamphlet edition)

description: SCRUB investigates, through poetic practice, the relationship between humans, language and ‘scrub’ plants and ecologies. This item contains photography documenting the limited edition ‘SCRUB management handbook no.1 Mere’ handbound poetry pamphlet. This pamphlet edition contains the poems alone with a swatch of cyanotype from the Singing Apple Press garden on the cover. It was produced in November 2018 and sold at the Bath and Bristol Small Publishers’ Gathering. An additional photo shows the poster for the event. The pamphlet is published by Singing Apple Press and in copyright. <b>Images used with permission. Material in this item is under copyright and not to be used or shared without permission of the author, artist, and the press. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies.</b><br>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.9976889
title: SCRUB – cyanotype language & portrait art prints (process photos)

description: SCRUB investigates, through poetic practice, the relationship between humans, language and ‘scrub’ plants and ecologies. This item contains photographs showing steps in creating the ‘SCRUB’ series of cyanotype language art prints produced during the August 2018 residency at Singing Apple Press. The ‘SCRUB’ series uses a digital negative created from scanned letterpressed text, with plant material from different sites in the Singing Apple Press garden. ‘Cherry’ is toned with the tannins from cherry cuttings, while ‘Bramble2’ is toned with blackberries and bramble cuttings.This item also contains photography showing the creation of the ‘Portraits of Severed Plants’ series of cyanotype language art prints produced during the August 2018 residency at Singing Apple Press. Other images of the series are in the item for the Apples and Other Languages exhibition.The ‘Portraits’ (final image) combine single-species leaves or stems with text from conservation guide The Scrub Management Handbook (English Nature, 2001). <b>Photos taken by the artist and author. Photos used with permission. Material in this item is under copyright and not to be used or shared without permission of the author, artist, and the press. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies.</b><br>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.9976889.v1
title: SCRUB – cyanotype language & portrait art prints (process photos)

description: SCRUB investigates, through poetic practice, the relationship between humans, language and ‘scrub’ plants and ecologies. This item contains photographs showing steps in creating the ‘SCRUB’ series of cyanotype language art prints produced during the August 2018 residency at Singing Apple Press. The ‘SCRUB’ series uses a digital negative created from scanned letterpressed text, with plant material from different sites in the Singing Apple Press garden. ‘Cherry’ is toned with the tannins from cherry cuttings, while ‘Bramble2’ is toned with blackberries and bramble cuttings.This item also contains photography showing the creation of the ‘Portraits of Severed Plants’ series of cyanotype language art prints produced during the August 2018 residency at Singing Apple Press. Other images of the series are in the item for the Apples and Other Languages exhibition.The ‘Portraits’ (final image) combine single-species leaves or stems with text from conservation guide The Scrub Management Handbook (English Nature, 2001). <b>Photos taken by the artist and author. Photos used with permission. Material in this item is under copyright and not to be used or shared without permission of the author, artist, and the press. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies.</b><br>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.9976934.v1
title: SCRUB – poem cards

description: SCRUB investigates, through poetic practice, the relationship between humans, language and ‘scrub’ plants and ecologies. This item contains photographs showing poem cards produced during the August 2018 residency at Singing Apple Press. They combine blind printing (debossing), poem fragments printed on the Singing Apple Press hand press, and seeds from the garden. Published by Singing Apple Press. <b>Images used with permission. Material in this item is under copyright and not to be used or shared without permission of the author, artist, and the press. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies.</b><br>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.9976934
title: SCRUB – poem cards

description: SCRUB investigates, through poetic practice, the relationship between humans, language and ‘scrub’ plants and ecologies. This item contains photographs showing poem cards produced during the August 2018 residency at Singing Apple Press. They combine blind printing (debossing), poem fragments printed on the Singing Apple Press hand press, and seeds from the garden. Published by Singing Apple Press. <b>Images used with permission. Material in this item is under copyright and not to be used or shared without permission of the author, artist, and the press. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies.</b><br>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.9976949
title: SCRUB – A Mere Literary Fringe and Apples and Other Languages exhibition

description: <b>To access the video performance of Caroline Harris reading her poems, please follow this external link to YouTube:</b> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJHB8-0Kokw&feature=youtu.be SCRUB investigates, through poetic practice, the relationship between humans, language and ‘scrub’ plants and ecologies. This item contains the list of works by Caroline Harris exhibited in Apples and Other Languages at the Beaumont Gallery, Mere, 5–14 October 2018, with photographs of the works in the gallery, images of printed invites, a project information sheet and text about the author used on the Singing Apple Press website. The exhibition ran alongside the Mere Literary Fringe festival, for which Caroline Harris read from ‘SCRUB management handbook no.1 Mere’ on 5 October. This item includes the ‘Mere Uncut’ video which was run on a laptop during the exhibition opening; the YouTube video shows parts of the reading. Exhibition images by Jon McLean courtesy of Singing Apple Press. <b>Images used with permission. Material in this item is under copyright and not to be used or shared without permission of the author, artist, and the press. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies.</b><br>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.9976949.v1
title: SCRUB – A Mere Literary Fringe and Apples and Other Languages exhibition

description: <b>To access the video performance of Caroline Harris reading her poems, please follow this external link to YouTube:</b> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJHB8-0Kokw&feature=youtu.be SCRUB investigates, through poetic practice, the relationship between humans, language and ‘scrub’ plants and ecologies. This item contains the list of works by Caroline Harris exhibited in Apples and Other Languages at the Beaumont Gallery, Mere, 5–14 October 2018, with photographs of the works in the gallery, images of printed invites, a project information sheet and text about the author used on the Singing Apple Press website. The exhibition ran alongside the Mere Literary Fringe festival, for which Caroline Harris read from ‘SCRUB management handbook no.1 Mere’ on 5 October. This item includes the ‘Mere Uncut’ video which was run on a laptop during the exhibition opening; the YouTube video shows parts of the reading. Exhibition images by Jon McLean courtesy of Singing Apple Press. <b>Images used with permission. Material in this item is under copyright and not to be used or shared without permission of the author, artist, and the press. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies.</b><br>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.9977078
title: SCRUB – Radical Landscapes

description: SCRUB investigates, through poetic practice, the relationship between humans, language and ‘scrub’ plants and ecologies. This item contains details of the Radical Landscapes exhibition at The Plough Arts Centre, Torrington, Devon, where the ‘SCRUB management handbook no.1 Mere’ artist’s bookwork was exhibited along with the language art works ‘SCRUB (Path)’ and ‘Portraits of Severed Plants: Love-in-a-Mist’. At the Curator’s Talk, Camilla Nelson from Singing Apple Press read the poem ‘Prussian Blue’. There is also a video of Camilla Nelson discussing the exhibition and context. The text and images for the article ‘SCRUB’ by Caroline Harris, from a curated series promoting Radical Landscapes, is reproduced courtesy of online journal <i>The Learned Pig</i>. <b>Images used with permission. Material in this item is under copyright and not to be used or shared without permission of the author, artist, and the press. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies.</b><br>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.9977078.v1
title: SCRUB – Radical Landscapes

description: SCRUB investigates, through poetic practice, the relationship between humans, language and ‘scrub’ plants and ecologies. This item contains details of the Radical Landscapes exhibition at The Plough Arts Centre, Torrington, Devon, where the ‘SCRUB management handbook no.1 Mere’ artist’s bookwork was exhibited along with the language art works ‘SCRUB (Path)’ and ‘Portraits of Severed Plants: Love-in-a-Mist’. At the Curator’s Talk, Camilla Nelson from Singing Apple Press read the poem ‘Prussian Blue’. There is also a video of Camilla Nelson discussing the exhibition and context. The text and images for the article ‘SCRUB’ by Caroline Harris, from a curated series promoting Radical Landscapes, is reproduced courtesy of online journal <i>The Learned Pig</i>. <b>Images used with permission. Material in this item is under copyright and not to be used or shared without permission of the author, artist, and the press. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies.</b><br>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.9977153
title: SCRUB – Hypatia Trust SAPling Innovation workshop

description: SCRUB investigates, through poetic practice, the relationship between humans, language and ‘scrub’ plants and ecologies. In March 2019 Caroline Harris ran a workshop with Camilla Nelson for the Hypatia Trust, Penzance, Cornwall. Titled SAPling Innovation, this formed part of the Radical Landscapes season. Caroline showcased ‘SCRUB management handbook no.1 Mere’, with a short reading and workshop to share her poetry making methods. The workshop involved selecting and cutting together found text fragments from a range of Cornish sources and knitting these into a series of new poems about plants and language. These were displayed on fragments of cyanotype photogram from a Cornish garden and hung from navy wool (the colour used for Cornish gansey fishermen’s jumpers). This item includes photography showing the workshop materials and resulting poems. <b>Images used with permission. Material in this item is under copyright and not to be used or shared without permission of the author, artist, and the press. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies.</b><br>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.9977153.v1
title: SCRUB – Hypatia Trust SAPling Innovation workshop

description: SCRUB investigates, through poetic practice, the relationship between humans, language and ‘scrub’ plants and ecologies. In March 2019 Caroline Harris ran a workshop with Camilla Nelson for the Hypatia Trust, Penzance, Cornwall. Titled SAPling Innovation, this formed part of the Radical Landscapes season. Caroline showcased ‘SCRUB management handbook no.1 Mere’, with a short reading and workshop to share her poetry making methods. The workshop involved selecting and cutting together found text fragments from a range of Cornish sources and knitting these into a series of new poems about plants and language. These were displayed on fragments of cyanotype photogram from a Cornish garden and hung from navy wool (the colour used for Cornish gansey fishermen’s jumpers). This item includes photography showing the workshop materials and resulting poems. <b>Images used with permission. Material in this item is under copyright and not to be used or shared without permission of the author, artist, and the press. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies.</b><br>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.11316620.v1
title: SCRUB - SCRUB management handbook no. 1 Mere: internal and external images (final product photos)

description: SCRUB investigates, through poetic practice, the relationship between humans, language and ‘scrub’ plants and ecologies.<br>This item contains photography documenting the limited edition artist's bookwork ‘SCRUB management handbook no.1 Mere’ published in October 2018. <br>The ‘SCRUB management handbook no.1 Mere’ artist’s bookwork was created during a residency with Singing Apple Press in Mere, Wiltshire, in June and August 2018. It takes the form of an A5 dos-à-dos handbound pamphlet in a letterpressed belly band, with a 16-page poetry pamphlet on one side and seeds from the Singing Apple Press garden enclosed in a fold-out poem on the other. A one-off cyanotype photogram print forms the cover, while the poetry includes three QR codes that take readers to videos made during the residency (hosted on Vimeo with limited sharing).<br><br><b>The pamphlet is published by Singing Apple Press and in copyright. </b><b>Images used with permission. Material in this item is under copyright and not to be used or shared without permission of the author, artist, and the press. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies.</b><br><br>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.11316620
title: SCRUB - SCRUB management handbook no. 1 Mere: internal and external images (final product photos)

description: SCRUB investigates, through poetic practice, the relationship between humans, language and ‘scrub’ plants and ecologies.<br>This item contains photography documenting the limited edition artist's bookwork ‘SCRUB management handbook no.1 Mere’ published in October 2018. <br>The ‘SCRUB management handbook no.1 Mere’ artist’s bookwork was created during a residency with Singing Apple Press in Mere, Wiltshire, in June and August 2018. It takes the form of an A5 dos-à-dos handbound pamphlet in a letterpressed belly band, with a 16-page poetry pamphlet on one side and seeds from the Singing Apple Press garden enclosed in a fold-out poem on the other. A one-off cyanotype photogram print forms the cover, while the poetry includes three QR codes that take readers to videos made during the residency (hosted on Vimeo with limited sharing).<br><br><b>The pamphlet is published by Singing Apple Press and in copyright. </b><b>Images used with permission. Material in this item is under copyright and not to be used or shared without permission of the author, artist, and the press. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies.</b><br><br>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.11316659
title: SCRUB - Research Timeline & Research Questions

description: SCRUB investigates, through poetic practice, the relationship between humans, language and ‘scrub’ plants and ecologies.<br>This item contains a Research Timeline & Research Questions for the project.
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.11316659.v1
title: SCRUB - Research Timeline & Research Questions

description: SCRUB investigates, through poetic practice, the relationship between humans, language and ‘scrub’ plants and ecologies.<br>This item contains a Research Timeline & Research Questions for the project.
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.11316737
title: SCRUB - 300-Word Statement

description: SCRUB investigates, through poetic practice, the relationship between humans, language and ‘scrub’ plants and ecologies.<br>This item contains the 300-word statement for the project.
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.11316737.v1
title: SCRUB - 300-Word Statement

description: SCRUB investigates, through poetic practice, the relationship between humans, language and ‘scrub’ plants and ecologies.<br>This item contains the 300-word statement for the project.
DOI: 10.25430/researchdata.cab.unipd.it.00000844
title: The way we were, the way we will be. Open science: a change in the scientific paradigm

description: If we imagine a scientist sleeping for 15 years and waking up today we can just guess his/her surprise: open access journals, papers that are published along with accessible repositories where authors make available the data, the codes that they used to analyze the data and all the relevant digital materials. Even peer reviews are available to the reader, not to mention pre-registration documents that reveal step by step the origin of scientific path followed by the author! All of this is happening because of a double reason. First, we realised that science – often obscured behind paywalls – needed to be accessible by everyone. The second reason for this increase in transparency is perhaps is less noble: we realized that the science we were making needed some adjustments as many of the results reported in the literature were likely false positive. Altogether, this abrupt increment in research transparency and accessibility has been referred to as “open science”. In my talk I will review the major ideas that are emerging nowadays in science to increase accessibility, trustiness and transparency.
DOI: 10.5519/qd.qmwok977
title: Query on the Natural History Museum Data Portal (data.nhm.ac.uk) (1313 records)
DOI: 10.58073/sruc.22240660.v1
title: A dataset of genomes of non-O157 Shigatoxigenic Escherichia coli (STEC) associated with UK clinical disease, wild deer and food items

description: The project scoped out a genome-guided approach to differentiate potentially pathogenic non-O157 STEC. A dataset of whole genome sequences was collected to allow analysis from isolates associated with human clinical disease, and isolates for which there is no associated disease reported associated with wildlife (deer) and food. <br> Scoping Study. Start date 2021-12-01 to 2022-08-01
DOI: 10.58073/sruc.22240660
title: A dataset of genomes of non-O157 Shigatoxigenic Escherichia coli (STEC) associated with UK clinical disease, wild deer and food items

description: The project scoped out a genome-guided approach to differentiate potentially pathogenic non-O157 STEC. A dataset of whole genome sequences was collected to allow analysis from isolates associated with human clinical disease, and isolates for which there is no associated disease reported associated with wildlife (deer) and food. <br> Scoping Study. Start date 2021-12-01 to 2022-08-01
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21856494
title: Data for ARA and qPCR analyses

description: This dataset provided values fro acethylene reduction assays and quantitative PCR analyses of nifH and 16S rDNA genes that were used in the Figure S7 of the supplemental material
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21318126
title: Madagascar Serpent-eagle Species Distribution Models

description: Raster and shapefile data to support the results from SDMs for the Madagascar Serpent-eagle. Link to published article below. <br> <br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21318126.v2
title: Madagascar Serpent-eagle Species Distribution Models

description: Raster and shapefile data to support the results from SDMs for the Madagascar Serpent-eagle. Link to published article below. <br> <br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21318126.v1
title: Madagascar Serpent-eagle Species Distribution Models

description: Raster and shapefile data to support the findings from SDMs for the Madagascar Serpent-eagle. <br> Link to preprint below
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.11989074
title: Honouring Esther/Sweet Waters Walkers notebooks

description: Sample walker notebooks from the two cycles of participatory performative walks. Walkers on the Honouring Esther project held the same notebook throughout the walk. The notebooks on the Sweet Waters walks were rotated at each walk. Walkers were invited to record thoughts, observations, collect items and make rubbings at each intervention in the walk. The notebooks were displayed at the exhibition/installations<br>Additional content and project orientation <br><b>Honouring Esther</b>Project website: https://forcedwalks.wordpress.com/Aggregated Social media trails via Social Hiking:UK http://www.shareyouradventure.com/map/67290/walknowlive/Honouring-Esther-Somerset-2015<br>Germany http://www.shareyouradventure.com/map/62660/walknowlive/Honouring-Esther-Germany-2016<br><b>Sweet Waters:</b>website/blog: http://www.walknowtracks.co.uk/sweet-waters.html<br>Aggregated Social media trail via Social Hikinghttp://www.shareyouradventure.com/map/73087/walknowlive/Sweet-Waters-June17<br>Vimeo folder: https://vimeo.com/album/5488933
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.11989074.v1
title: Honouring Esther/Sweet Waters Walkers notebooks

description: Sample walker notebooks from the two cycles of participatory performative walks. Walkers on the Honouring Esther project held the same notebook throughout the walk. The notebooks on the Sweet Waters walks were rotated at each walk. Walkers were invited to record thoughts, observations, collect items and make rubbings at each intervention in the walk. The notebooks were displayed at the exhibition/installations<br>Additional content and project orientation <br><b>Honouring Esther</b>Project website: https://forcedwalks.wordpress.com/Aggregated Social media trails via Social Hiking:UK http://www.shareyouradventure.com/map/67290/walknowlive/Honouring-Esther-Somerset-2015<br>Germany http://www.shareyouradventure.com/map/62660/walknowlive/Honouring-Esther-Germany-2016<br><b>Sweet Waters:</b>website/blog: http://www.walknowtracks.co.uk/sweet-waters.html<br>Aggregated Social media trail via Social Hikinghttp://www.shareyouradventure.com/map/73087/walknowlive/Sweet-Waters-June17<br>Vimeo folder: https://vimeo.com/album/5488933