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Mark Sinclair

United Kingdom
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Eye Magazine | Feature |

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By Mark Sinclair, David Jenkins, David Ellis
| Eye Magazine
Summer 2026 Andy Altmann remembered Mark Sinclair David Jenkins David Ellis Chrissie Charlton Gordon Young Gert Dumbar Justine Tabak Andy Stevens Andy Altmann Friends and colleagues pay tribute to the designer, co-founder of Why Not Associates and devotee of typographic oddities, comedy and football, who died in October 2025 Later this year, Circa will publish Typo* – A Scrapbook of Typographic Obsession.
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PHOEBE AND JAY: Episodes 1.1-1.6 Review

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By Mike Alcock, Mark Sinclair, Isaiah Ball
| Movieguide
PHOEBE AND JAY is an animated children’s series streaming on PBS Kids. Oftentimes, some of the best and most underrated children’s shows come from PBS Kids, and the newest addition to the lineup is a culturally unique take on children’s education. The show PHOEBE AND JAY is more than a pun on the classical sandwich; it’s a great show to help kids learn a variety of lessons with a triple focus on morality, practical life lessons, and community outreach.
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Learning the Grid: Transformer Architectures for Electricity Price Forecasting in the Australian National Market

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By Mark Sinclair, Farshid Hajati, Andrew Shepley
| preprints.org
Submitted: 10 December 2025 You are already at the latest version The increasing adoption of highly variable renewable energy has introduced unprecedented volatility into the National Electricity Market (NEM), rendering traditional linear price forecasting models insufficient. The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) spot price forecasts often struggle during periods of volatile demand, renewable variability, and strategic rebidding.
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