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SSCIP at the Big Biology Day 2018
On 13th October, the Society for the Study of Childhood in the Past held a stall for the second year running at the Big Biology Day at Staffordshire University. This year, PhD students Esme Hookway (Staffordshire University) and Marion Shiner … Continue reading
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