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2012 – 2013 No.37 Wolfson ReviewThe The Wolfson Review ...
https://www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/sites/default/files/2018-10/wolfson-review-web-2013.pdf29 Aug 2017: Art. icle. s. 22 The Wolfson Review 2012–2013. We received an overwhelmingly positive response but sadly missed a few eminent potters we had wished to record. -
School Winner: Why do we find pandas so cute? | Murray Edwards…
https://www.murrayedwards.cam.ac.uk/news/our-blogs/she-talks-science/school-winner-why-do-we-find-pandas-so-cute
23 Feb 2017:
According to Hamann, increased activity in the middle orbital cortex is usually associated with pleasure and positive emotion. ... chubby extremities or pudgy cheeks." - an article from the Washington Post where they asked Stephan Hamann, a psychology
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https://mobile-systems.cl.cam.ac.uk/papers/www17.pdf17 Feb 2017: USAk.rachuri@samsung.com. Cecilia MascoloComputer Laboratory. University of Cambridge, UKcecilia.mascolo@cl.cam.ac.uk. Peter J. RentfrowDepartment of Psychology. ... The x-axis indicates the feeling in terms of its positive-ness or negativeness while the -
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https://library.medschl.cam.ac.uk/files/2017/04/medical-E-Book-titlesApril-2017.xlsx19 Apr 2017: Sheet1. Author/Editor. Title. Publisher. Pub Year. Subject. Platform. Date added. URL (copy paste). Notes. Schroeder, Richard A. Africa after apartheid. Indiana University Press. 2012. African Studies. Dawsonera. July 2014.
23 Feb 2017:
According to Hamann, increased activity in the middle orbital cortex is usually associated with pleasure and positive emotion. ... chubby extremities or pudgy cheeks." - an article from the Washington Post where they asked Stephan Hamann, a psychology
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