• The effect of risk attitude, trust and social norms on the investment choice between shares, bank deposits, and residential real estate in New Zealand and Germany. 

  Kemp S; Chen Z; Fetchenhauer D; Steiniger T (2018)

  Why do many people in many countries invest so much in real estate? We consider the investment choices of New Zealanders and Germans and investigate how these choices varied with Investment Risk Attitude, economic trust ...

• Comparing the similarity of responses received from experiments conducted in Amazon's Mechanical Turk to experiments conducted with traditional methods 

  Bartneck C; Duenser A; Moltchanova E; Zawieska K (PUBLIC LIBRARY SCIENCE, 2015)

  © 2015 Bartneck et al. Computer and internet based questionnaires have become a standard tool in Human-Computer Interaction research and other related fields, such as psychology and sociology. Amazon's Mechanical Turk (AMT) ...

• Model of Risk of Exposure to Lyme Borreliosis and Tick-Borne Encephalitis Virus-Infected Ticks in the Border Area of the Czech Republic (South Bohemia) and Germany (Lower Bavaria and Upper Palatinate) 

  Hönig V; Švec P; Marek L; Mrkvička T; Dana Z; Wittmann M; Masař O; Szturcová D; Růžek D; Pfister K; Grubhoffer L (MDPI AG, 2019)

  In Europe, Lyme borreliosis (LB) and tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) are the two vector-borne diseases with the largest impact on human health. Based on data on the density of host-seeking Ixodes ricinus ticks and pathogen ...

• Tate-Shafarevich groups of constant elliptic curves and isogeny volcanos 

  Creutz B; Voloch JF (2019)

  We describe the structure of Tate-Shafarevich groups of a constant elliptic curves over function fields by exploiting the volcano structure of isogeny graphs of elliptic curves over finite fields.

• Journeying from “I” to “we”: assembling hybrid caring collectives of geography doctoral scholars 

  Dombroski K; Watkins AF; Fitt H; Frater J; Banwell K; Mackenzie K; Mutambo L; Hawke K; Persendt F; Turković J; Ko SY; Hart D (Informa UK Limited, 2018)

  Completing a PhD is difficult. Add a major earthquake sequence and general stress levels become much higher. Caring for some of the nonacademic needs of doctoral scholars in this environment becomes critical to their ...

• Learning to be affected: Maternal connection, intuition and "elimination communication" 

  Dombroski KF (Elsevier BV, 2018)

  © 2017 Elsevier Ltd Even when heterosexual couples have relatively egalitarian relationships prior to children, once children are born, mothers tend to take on more and more of the care tasks associated with the home and ...

• Can the commons be temporary? The role of transitional commoning in post-quake Christchurch 

  Dombroski K; Diprose G; Boles I (Informa UK Limited, 2019)

  In recent work on commons and commoning, scholars have argued that we might delink the practice of commoning from property ownership, while paying attention to modes of governance that enable long-term commons to emerge ...

• Returning Water Data to Communities in Ndola, Zambia: A Case Study in Decolonising Environmental Science 

  Chitondo M; Dombroski K (University of California Press, 2019)

  Many scientific research projects carried out in developing countries gather data and fail to return any summary of the findings to the community that provided the data. Residents from communities experiencing water issues ...

• The affect of effect: affirmative political ecologies in monitoring climate change adaptation interventions 

  Dombroski K; Do HT (2019)

  All over the world, climate change adaptation interventions (CCAIs) are being implemented in a variety of ways, but mostly monitored using outcomes-based monitoring and evaluation (M&E) frameworks that are prone to ...

• Job insecurity and trust: Uncovering a mechanism linking job insecurity to well-being 

  Richter A; Näswall K (Informa UK Limited, 2019)

  © 2018, © 2018 The Author(s). Published by Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. Job insecurity has well-documented negative effects for individuals as well as organisations. However, the mechanisms by ...

• Optical-Radiation-Calorimeter Refinement by Virtual-Sensitivity Analysis 

  Hubley L; Roberts J; Meyer J; Moggré A; Marsh S (MDPI AG, 2019)

  Digital holographic interferometry (DHI) radiation dosimetry has been proposed as an experimental metrology technique for measuring absorbed radiation doses to water with high spatial resolution via noninvasive optical ...

• Staying Safe on a Surf Beach: What Are Rip Currents? 

  Pitman SJ; Gallop SL; Brander RW (Frontiers Media SA, 2019)

• Incorporating Hierarchy into Conventional Zeolites for Catalytic Biomass Conversions: A Review 

  Khan W; Jia X; Wu Z; Choi J; Yip ACK (2019)

  Zeolites are promising catalysts that are widely used in petrochemical, oil, and gas industries due to their unique characteristics, such as ordered microporous networks, good hydrothermal stability, large surface area, ...

• Is Working Memory Load Irrelevant to Inhibitory Cognitive Control in Negative Priming? 

  Neumann E; Russell P (2019)

  Two issues were addressed in this study. First, it addresses the viability of the assertion that working memory is crucial for reducing distraction by maintaining the prioritization of relevant over irrelevant information ...

• Storm response of a mixed sand gravel beach ridge plain under falling relative sea levels: A stratigraphic investigation using ground penetrating radar 

  Pitman SJ; Jol HM; Shulmeister J; Hart DE (Wiley, 2019)

  Beach ridge stratigraphy can provide an important record of both sustained coastal progradation and responses to events such as extreme storms, as well as evidence of earthquake induced sediment pulses. This study is a ...

• Chines-English bilinguals’ language regulation elucidated by cross-language positive and negative priming 

  Neumann E; Qiu P (2018)

  A monolingual and a bilingual primed lexical decision task were used to investigate priming effects produced by attended and ignored visual stimuli. In the Chinese language unilingual experiment, accelerated responses ...

• Bilingual Cross-Language Priming Reveals Common Inhibitory Modulation Effects in Selective Attention and Memory 

  Neumann E (2018)

• New perspectives on iron uptake in eukaryotes 

  Sherman HG; Jovanovic C; Stolnik S; Baronian K; Downard AJ; Rawson FJ (2018)

  © 2018 Sherman, Jovanovic, Stolnik, Baronian, Downard and Rawson. All eukaryotic organisms require iron to function. Malfunctions within iron homeostasis have a range of physiological consequences, and can lead to the ...

• Comparison of Replica Leaf Surface Materials for Phyllosphere Microbiology 

  Soffe R; Altenhuber N; Bernach M; Remus-Emsermann MNP; Nock VM (2018)

  Artificial surfaces are routinely used instead of leaves to enable a reductionist approach in phyllosphere microbiology, the study of microorganisms residing on plant leaf surfaces. For instance, flat surfaces such as ...

• Replicating Arabidopsis Model Leaf Surfaces for Phyllosphere Microbiology 

  Soffe R; Bernach M; Remus-Emsermann MNP; Nock VM (2019)

  Artificial surfaces are commonly used in place of leaves in phyllosphere microbiology to study microbial behaviour on plant leaf surfaces. Studies looking into individual environmental factors influencing microorganisms ...

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