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Situated Drawing: Cartographies of Practice : Expanded Drawing Across Laborator...

Cumberland, Kelly

This article examines expanded drawing as a situated practice operating across laboratory, studio, and exhibition environments. Developed through sustained collaboration with neuroscientists Dr Heiko Wurdak and Dr Sabrina Samuel (Stem Cell & Brain Tumour Group, Leeds Institute of Medical Research, St James’s, University of Leeds), whose work engages cellular imaging technologies, the research asks how drawi...


Lines in Exile: Toward a Phenomenology of Situated Mark Making

Hariri, Amir

This submission forms part of an ongoing inquiry in my interdisciplinary practice focused on developing an approach toward a phenomenology of aesthetic mark making. Rather than treating the line as a mimetic or purely graphic device, this research approaches it as the visible residue of negotiation between material, transcendental, and social conditions. The proposed contribution takes the form of a hybrid visu...


Drawing Out Hilbre: Tidal Event-Scores Between the Cartographic and the Choreog...

Leah, Joanna

Drawing Out Hilbre is a practice-based enquiry on Hilbre Island where access is timed, ground is temporary, and orientation is continuously re-made through weather, tide, and group behaviour. Following Sarah Rubidge's (2012) proposition that movement generates dynamic systems that shape perception, I treat the crossing not as a route to be documented but as a space-producing force: the island seems to fill and ...


Close Looking and the Workings of the World: Drawing, Geography, and Everyday Life

LeRue, David; Sa Eun, Song; Marques, Keyiana

Decolonial Brazilian geographer Milton Santos (2021a) believed that space had become so compressed under capitalism that vast human networks run through even the most remote villages. As such, he believed that by looking closely at one's own place, one could come to know the workings of the wider world. What can place-based drawing reveal about the relationship between everyday lived experiences and larger forc...


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Schneckloth, Sara; O'Toole, Kiera

This thematic issue invited contributions that explore place- and sense-based observational drawing as a form of knowledge-making. Drawing is approached as a way of mapping spatial, emotional, ecological, and embodied experiences—producing insights that extend beyond conventional cartography or data visualization. We welcome practice-based and theoretical contributions that consider drawing as a tool for observ...


Modelo de cibersegurança direcionado para o setor bancário, baseado nas boas pr...

Batista, Tiago Miguel Ramalho

O crescente refinamento das ameaças cibernéticas representa atualmente um dos maiores desafios para o setor bancário, particularmente para as instituições bancárias, dada a criticidade dos ativos que tratam. Este trabalho centra-se no desenvolvimento de um modelo robusto de práticas e configurações de cibersegurança, com o objetivo de reforçar a resiliência cibernética no setor bancário. A investigação tem por ...

Date: 2025   |   Origin: Repositório ISCTE

Beauty beyond years: Can luxury cosmetics influence self-esteem in older adults?

Calestru, Simionela

In an era when an aging population continues to redefine social norms, the increased use of luxury cosmetics among older people highlights aspirations around beauty and self-care. This study investigates the impact of luxury cosmetics use on self-esteem, subjective well-being and quality of life among older people and identifies distinct usage profiles within this group. This study involved 312 older people (M ...

Date: 2024   |   Origin: Repositório ISCTE

“They have so much in themselves”: Recognising the strengths and resilience of ...

Turda, M.; Pereira, C.; Azevedo, J.; Musinguzi, L. K.; Muhangi, D.

The everyday interactions between humanitarian workers and refugee youth represent an overlooked dimension of humanitarian research. Although humanitarian workers play a growing role in refugee settlements and camps, their contribution to fostering resilience among young refugees remains understudied. Existing studies on humanitarian interventions have largely concentrated on institutional policies, logistics, ...

Date: 2026   |   Origin: Repositório ISCTE

Restructuring Rituals Cosmetics Portugal's employer branding process

Lapa, Tatiana dos Santos

The ability to attract, engage and retain exceptional talent has emerged as a critical determinant of an organization's success and resilience in this dynamic and unpredictable organizational environment. To make this possible, investing in employer branding is highly important, as it is a crucial tool for companies to stand out in the face of competition and attract and retain highly skilled professionals who ...

Date: 2023   |   Origin: Repositório ISCTE

Temporary or sustainable? Strategic and leadership perspectives on the four-day...

Fontes, A.; Pereira, L. F.; Dias, Á.

Purpose: This study aims to investigate whether the four-day work week (4DWW) can function not merely as a human resource policy but as a strategic organizational resource capable of creating sustainable competitive advantage. Addressing a key gap in the literature, it explores the four-day week from a strategic and leadership perspective, contrasting with prior research that has focused primarily on employee w...

Date: 2026   |   Origin: Repositório ISCTE

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