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    Heterogeneity in tumor chromatin-doxorubicin binding revealed by in vivo fluorescence lifetime imaging confocal endomicroscopy

    We present an approach to quantify drug–target engagement using in vivo fluorescence endomicroscopy, validated with in vitro measurements. Doxorubicin binding to chromatin changes the fluorescence lifetime of ...

    Hugh Sparks, Hiroshi Kondo, Steven Hooper, Ian Munro in Nature Communications (2018)

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    How a cockpit forgets speeds (and speed-related events): toward a kinetic description of joint cognitive systems

    Two seminal papers investigating the cognition involved in navigating modern, multi-crew aircraft developed a joint cognitive system approach while focusing on how a cockpit calculates and remembers speed (Hen...

    Wolff-Michael Roth, Timothy J. Mavin, Ian Munro in Cognition, Technology & Work (2015)

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    The Acceptability and Efficacy of a Group Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Programme in a Community Mental Health Setting

    This paper presents data on a patient evaluation of a group cognitive behavioural therapy programme in an applied setting and its efficacy for reducing generalised anxiety and or depression, and distress. Pati...

    Arun Naik, Anthony P. O’Brien, Cadeyrn J. Gaskin in Community Mental Health Journal (2013)

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    Theater and the Scriptural Economy in Doctor Faustus

    At the end of Christopher Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus an hour passes in less than sixty lines. Immediately after the scholars who wish to pray for Faustus are dismissed, ‘The clock strikes eleven’ (5.2.64, s.d.); Fa...

    Ian Munro in The Return of Theory in Early Modern English Studies (2011)

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    City Of Angels: Theatrical Vice and The Devil is an Ass

    Vice in all its forms dominates Ben Jonson’s late comedy, The Devil is an Ass. The play opens with a minor devil, Pug, begging Satan for permission to travel to London with the morality Vice Iniquity, whom Satan ...

    Ian Munro in Masculinity and the Metropolis of Vice, 1550–1650 (2010)

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    Multidimensional Fluorescence Imaging Applied to Biological Tissue

    Following the considerable impact of the application of convenient ultrafast lasers to multiphoton microscopy on biomedical imaging, it seems to us that FLIM and MDFI continue the trend in which advances in in...

    Daniel S. Elson, Neil Galletly, Clifford Talbot in Reviews in Fluorescence 2006 (2006)

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    Introduction: Crowded Spaces

    This book is a study of the figure of the crowd in early modern London. Its context is London’s extraordinary growth in the period: metropolitan London quadrupled in size between 1500 and 1600, and one of the ...

    Ian Munro in The Figure of the Crowd in Early Modern London (2005)

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    Imaginary Numbers: City, Crowd, Theater

    The advent of the crowded city, and the significance with which it was invested, is best seen in the initial attempt to eradicate it: Elizabeth’s 1580 proclamation against new building or subdividing of houses...

    Ian Munro in The Figure of the Crowd in Early Modern London (2005)

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    “Shakespeare’s London”: the Scene of London in the Second Tetralogy and Henry VIII

    Where do we find “Shakespeare’s London”? The old-fashioned possessive phrase could be interpreted in at least two ways, producing two different, though related, answers. If the expression is cognate to “Shakes...

    Ian Munro in The Figure of the Crowd in Early Modern London (2005)

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    “Rome, etc.”: Sejanus, Julius Caesar, and the Prodigious City

    This chapter takes as its focus the relation between dramatic space and theatrical space as it is negotiated in two plays, Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar and Jonson’s Sejanus his Fall. In a number of ways it continu...

    Ian Munro in The Figure of the Crowd in Early Modern London (2005)

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    London’s Mirror: Civic Ritual and the Crowd

    For James I’s ceremonial entry into London in 1604, seven arches were erected at prominent points in the procession through the city.2 The arches were crowned with various iconographic and allegorical figures: in...

    Ian Munro in The Figure of the Crowd in Early Modern London (2005)

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    Distracted Multitude: The Theater and The Many-Headed Monster

    At the height of his alienation from the plebeians, Coriolanus expresses his popular revulsion in terms of a paradox:

    I would they were barbarians, as they are, Though in Rome litter’d; not Romans,...

    Ian Munro in The Figure of the Crowd in Early Modern London (2005)

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    “A Kind of Nothing”: Plague Time in Early Modern London

    In 1603, plague killed one in five Londoners in the space of a few months.2 Over thirty thousand died, and thousands more fled the city, causing London virtually to stop. Its streets were deserted, except for the...

    Ian Munro in The Figure of the Crowd in Early Modern London (2005)

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    Time-domain fluorescence lifetime imaging applied to biological tissue

    Fluorescence lifetime imaging (FLIM) is a functional imaging methodology that can provide information, not only concerning the localisation of specific fluorophores, but also about the local fluorophore enviro...

    Dan Elson, Jose Requejo-Isidro, Ian Munro in Photochemical & Photobiological Sciences (2004)

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    Chapter and Conference Paper

    Space Efficient Suffix Trees

    We first give a representation of a suffix tree that uses \(n \lg n + O(n)\) bits of space and supports searching for a...

    Ian Munro, Venkatesh Raman, S. Srinivasa Rao in Foundations of Software Technology and The… (1998)