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Neil Gibson

United Kingdom
As seen in: Taylor & Francis Online, Janes, RealClear Defense, Bhekisisa, Forces of Geek, Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, Business First (Belfast)
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‘The Many Deaths of Barnaby James’ OGN (review)

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By Steven Thompson, Neil Gibson, Brian H. Nathanson
| Forces of Geek Verified
Written by Neil Gibson & Brian Nathanson Art by Piotr Kowalski, Brad Simpson, and Saida Temofonte Published by Dark Horse Comics I’m not a big Stephen King fan and yet some of the best horror novels I have ever read have been by King. The Many Deaths of Barnaby James from Dark Horse is not in any way connected to Stephen King but it gave me the exact kinds of visceral thrills one gets from King’s well-written nightmares.
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Exploring the true burden of a time-loss injury: full vs partial time-loss in elite academy football (soccer)

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By Stella Veith, Matthew Vernon Whalan, Neil Gibson, John Sampson
| Taylor & Francis Online
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By Penelope Larsen, Jace R. Drain, Neil Gibson, John Sampson, Neil Gibson, Scott Michael, Gregory E. Peoples, Herbert Groeller
| Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport Verified
Abstract Objectives To investigate: (i) the chronicity and phasic variability of sleep patterns and restriction in recruits during basic military training (BMT); and (ii) identify subjective sleep quality in young adult recruits prior to entry into BMT. Design Prospective observational study. Methods Sleep was monitored using wrist-worn actigraphy in Army recruits (n=57, 18-43y) throughout 12-weeks of BMT.
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