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Stuart Roberts

Bristol, London
As seen in: Color Research & Application, Daily Mail, HuffPost, MSN UK, Nature, Wiley Online Library, Daily Express, Frontline Gastroenterology, Gut Journal, MDPI and
Covers:  psychology, writing, brand publishing, journalism, gigs, film, music, technology, content marketing
Content Strategy @TransmissionB2B. Writer of words, tweeter of tweets, sayer of things.

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Having flitted about between feature writing, gig and music reviews, news reporting and blogging I have finally embraced the content marketing/brand publishing world

While some journalists see this as turning to the dark side, for me the opposite is true. If anything, the corporate world is becoming more aware of the power of effective and intriguing stories. Rather than turning to the dark side, us writers are slowly turning it light.

Look at any big brand now and you will see a focus on engag…

Stuart Roberts’s Journalist Portfolio

'Losing my husband when I was just 21, I vowed to always sell poppies': Britain's longest serving...

'Losing my husband when I was just 21, I vowed to always sell poppies': Britain's longest serving...

Britain's longest-serving poppy seller is raising money for the Royal British Legion for the 75th consecutive…

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Working with Europe's biggest croc? I snapped up the chance! 20-year-old zoo worker's lifelong ob...

Working with Europe's biggest croc? I snapped up the chance! 20-year-old zoo worker's lifelong ob...

Baby-faced crocodile hunter Gavin Hart has forged an unusual friendship with Europe's biggest croc. He has be…

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Bullseye of the Tiger

Bullseye of the Tiger

Dizzying lights flash, strobe and spin. Electronic bleeps and beeps spill from speakers while the inebriated …

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Stealing Sheep/Field Music

Stealing Sheep/Field Music

The Fleece, Bristol (Thur 23 Feb) A timid 'hello' from Stealing Sheep's Lucy (keyboards/vocals) is at odds…

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Japandroids

Japandroids

When reviewing Celebration Rock, the second album by Vancouver-based two-piece Japandroids, ubiquitous music …

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Articles

Trait Dataset for 3,000 European Wild Bee and Hoverfly Species

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By Ahlam Sentil, Océane Bartholomée, Jordan Benrezkallah, Petr Bogusch, Natasha De Manincor, Bastien De Tandt, Rémi Devorsine, Achik Dorchin, Simone Flaminio, Guillaume Ghisbain, Marina Janković Milosavljević, Max Kasparek, Michael Kuhlmann, Romain Le Divelec, Clément Lefebvre, Audrey Pinchon, Pierre Rasmont, Stuart Roberts, Laura Roquer-Beni, Paolo Rosa, Jakub Straka, Clement Tourbez, Thomas Wood, Denis Michez, Ante Vujić, Andrijana Andrić, Thomas Brau, Luna Breuer, Frédéric Carion, Luca Dorio, Ambre Dormal, Thierry Duez, William Fiordaliso, Arthur Herinckx, Shawn Lemaire, Sebastien Patiny, Rémi Santerre, Adrien Terryn, Joffrey Thulier, Tamara Tot
| Nature
Abstract Wild bees and hoverflies are key pollinators, but their populations are declining in Europe. As the monitoring of each species would be arduous to implement, a cost-effective solution could be a shift from species level monitoring to an evaluation of the trends of functional groups. However, the lack of centralized trait databases hampers progress, as data are often dispersed across literature, limited to some countries or remain as expert knowledge.
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Birmingham car park closure this Friday due to spark scramble for spaces – drivers told where to look

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By Stuart Roberts
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National survey of real-world treatment patterns for early- and intermediate-stage hepatocellular carcinoma reveals wide variation across Australian states

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By Stuart Roberts, Ammar Majeed, Kiran Rasaratnam
| Wiley Online Library
Introduction In Australia, primary liver cancer is the sixth leading cause of cancer-related mortality, with hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) making up the vast majority of cases.1 The age-standardised rate of liver cancer and the mortality rate have almost doubled from 2001 to 2021.1, 2 Management of HCC is complex as many disease and patient factors must be considered, including the presence and severity of cirrhosis; adequacy of liver function; the size, location and extent of the tumour;...
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