My PhD thesis: Published and Printed
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After six years and eight months of doing research, my PhD thesis has finally been published and printed. The title…
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Philips Future Health Index 2018 released
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Behaviour Change, Social Practice Theory, and Learned Helplessness
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Little Helpers That Get My PhD Writing Going
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