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First Light review: a luminous reckoning with darkness

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By Stephen Russell, James Robinson
| ScreenHub
The integral cinematic arts of good framing, blocking and lighting have been increasingly AWOL these days, with far too many films and TV shows being muddily dark and visually fuddled to the point of near-incomprehensibility. Thank goodness, then, for Filipino-Australian writer and director James J Robinson and his astonishing debut feature, First Light.
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4D insights into lithium-ion battery sidewall rupture during thermal runaway

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By Matilda Fransson, Ludovic Broche, Jonas Pfaff, Matteo Venturelli, Mark Buckwell, Arthur Fordham, Hamish Reid, Sebastian Schopferer, Donal P. Finegan, James Robinson, Rhodri Jervis, Alexander Rack, Eric Darcy, Paul Shearing, Charlie Kirchner-Burles, Mahesh Thalwaththe Gedara
| Cell Reports Physical Science Verified
Keywords thermal runaway Li-ion batteries battery safety high-speed imaging X-ray tomography Introduction The high energy density of lithium-ion batteries (LiBs) has made them a central pillar in decarbonization strategies in a range of sectors.
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'Mayday on Holderness': A Collaborative Close Reading led by Steve Ely — The Ted Hughes Society

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By James Robinson, James Robinson
| thetedhughessociety.org
On Thursday January 27th 2022, renowned poet and Ted Hughes scholar Steve Ely will lead an online, collaborative close reading of Hughes’s poem ‘Mayday on Holderness’. Steve describes the event: In a letter to Keith Sagar (16th May, 1974), Hughes’s sister Olwyn passed on his description of ‘Mayday on Holderness’ as: the introductory poem to what was to be a series, and which included the better poems in LUPERCAL.
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