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I work in many aspects of Knowledge Mobilisation, including the use of social media to track research uptake, managing knowledge programmes, supporting innovation, producing how-to guides and developing elearning programmes. I recently developed TwitterWeave, a free web app designed to help researchers track how Twitter users engage with their research. My background is in NGO campaigning, multimedia software design and e-learning software. Before joining IDS I worked as an ergonomist, a research fellow in the Open University Institute of Educational Technology, a Campaigns Officer for Oxfam,...

Tiny ear muscle device could help MND sufferers to communicate 06/05/2021, 12:06 am Earswitch is a Human-Computer Interface device that works by detecting intentional movement of your eardrum by one of the smallest muscles in your body, the tensor tympani (University of Bath/PA) A revolutionary device could allow people with neurological conditions to communicate again using a tiny hidden ear muscle. The Earswitch device is being developed by a GP and a team of researchers at the University of Bath and could offer fresh hope for people with conditions such as Motor Neurone Disease (MND). Ear...

Traders Magazine By Richard Labs , CPA, CFA, Co-Chair, FIX Algorithmic Trading Working Group (FIXatdl), FIX Trading Community and CL&B Capital Management LLC. It’s been more than ten years since FIXatdl™ had its last upgrade. FIXatdl version 1.1 (released in 2010), achieved its main objective: standardizing the specification of algorithmic order types into a machine-readable XML format. Its scope covers pre-trade analytics, order build workflow, local validation, and finally, submission of a FIX message over the wire. That was a large area to cover in such an early version of a standa...