D. Sandham's scientific contributions
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Publications (4)
Should engineering focus on trying to attract more women when it's young people who are turning away? Also, have you thought about seizing hold of the Long Tail?.
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THIS MONTH, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is holding a summit on the nation¿s current and future emergency alert systems, including ways to make best use of mobile phone services
Citations
... In a situation where students obviously would not be making oral phone calls, students with a Samsung phone could use their phone's SOS function. Sandham (2008) explained "if you press the volume button a certain number of times, even when the keypad is locked, a text message is sent to a nominated friend warning them you are in danger" (p. 11). ...
