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Type about:config in Firefox address bar and hit Enter to open Settings. Search for the image.animation_mode flag and change its value from Normal to None. Once you restart Firefox this will disable animations.

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postgraduate research students

Prathiksha Betala | ‘We Can be Heroes’: New Heroic Paradigms in Intersectional Feminist Dystopias

Debbie Morris-Newton | The academic library as third place, embodiment and the digital user

Jessica Naylor | Sexual Taboos and Holocaust Testimony from 1945 to the present

Yro Pardoe | The Autistic Mystic

Will Sanders

Trudi Longbottom | Understanding alcohol addiction and recovery- is it different when you’re autistic?

Simone Guerzoni | The Origins of the Welfare State: A Comparative Study of the United Kingdom and the Italian Republic, 1948-1978

Teresa Everson-Smith | A Tale of Two Streets: Exploring Social Inequalities in Sheffield (1900–1939)

Poppy Stobart | Active Pedagogical Approaches to Teaching Shakespeare in Secondary Schools

Matthew Hall | The Caesura of Autofiction During the Creative Process

Colin Bailey | Biographical Songwriting Since The Advent Of The Second Folk Music Revival

Simon Boon | Cast A Long Shadow: Roles, Relationships, and Recovery within the UK’s Rwandan diaspora

Christina Schlegel | Exploring Soviet Propaganda and the Negotiation of Multi-Ethnic Identity in Soviet Belarus, Ukraine, and Crimea, 1964-1991

Jess Chalkley | Aliens, Anglo-Jews and Antisemitism in Britain, 1936-1948

Brogan Waller-Parkinson | How have visual mediums and new media technologies contributed to creating the icon of Anne Frank?

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Simon Boon | Cast A Long Shadow: Roles, Relationships, and Recovery within the UK’s Rwandan diaspora