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Simsek, Muhammed Fethullah; Georgescu, Mihaela
A laboratory manual on developmental biology for advanced undergraduate life sciences students with cell biology and molecular genetics background covering topics ranging from fertilisation to pattern formation, organogenesis and adult phenotypes. Hands-on experiential learning with model organisms including sea urchin, chicken, fruit fly, zebrafish, and the C. elegans worm.
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<title>Principles of Development : An Inquisitive Journey into Embryology</title>
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Simsek, Muhammed Fethullah
Alexei, Andrea
This textbook covers key concepts of embryology and principles of development in an understandable but detailed enough pace for advanced undergraduate students. Intended audience is advanced (3rd/4th year) undergraduate students who has foundational genetics and cell biology knowledge. The focus of narrative is on the key processes of the development instead of dry terminology or descriptive storytelling. Wherever possible, a not well-trodden path was taken in the transdisciplinary realm across life and physical sciences to satiate the joyful inquiry of ‘why’.
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Osborne, Bethany; Chaze, Ferzana; George, Purnima; Medhekar, Archana; Hayward, Carley-Rose; Hansji, Akansha
Chaze, Ferzana
This study examines undergraduate students’ participation in non-curricular research experiences and their impact on skill development, social capital, and future opportunities. Drawing on a mixed-methods design, the research integrates survey data from 104 participants and in-depth interviews with 19 individuals, alongside a comprehensive literature review. Findings highlight the role of non-curricular undergraduate research as a high-impact educational practice that can enhance research competencies, confidence, and employability. Participants reported substantial benefits including advanced research skills, teamwork abilities, and increased self-confidence, while also identifying challenges related to time management, complexity of tasks, and communication with supervisors. This study underscores the importance of mentorship, equitable access, and institutional support in maximizing the benefits of non-curricular undergraduate research experiences. Recommendations include expanding access, improving onboarding processes, and embedding equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) principles into research opportunities.
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Bonilla, Lorena M.
Stracuzzi, Andrew M.
Holistic Health Assessment in Nursing Practice I is an accessible open educational resource that introduces nursing students to the knowledge, communication skills, and clinical reasoning required for safe, person-centred assessment. Grounded in the therapeutic nurse-client relationship, the book explores professional responsibilities, holistic interviewing, documentation, complex communication, vital signs, and infection prevention and control. Practical examples, activities, reflection exercises, and reference tools help learners connect foundational concepts with nursing practice.
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