CONTENTS
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The list of contents above is reflected in the diagram below, and each item is described throughout the rest of this webpage. There are also links to the published works themselves and supplementary information.
All this here is a list of projects/works, small and large, fully or partially by me, in association with my works as a KCL contributor/ambassador/communicator, related to other projects at KCL.
My contributions are explained below, and they have led to published works in one way or another.
The term 'publication' here does not necessarily refer to a piece of work in conventional peer-reviewed scientific research journal. Rather any piece of work by me that has required a process of academic and intellectual input on my part, and that was then reviewed by KCL staff, and formally made open-access in various media form. So these are publications on official KCL platforms (kcl.ac.uk, KCL magazine/newspaper/prospectuses, KCL's official social media channels, etc). My contributions to publications (see below), have been independently peer-reviewed, by KCL ambassador managers, academics, etc, both pre-publishing and post-publishing.
Also, the term 'Research' or 'Scientific/Academic Research' is taken in the broadest scope of term, and here I have posted a list of what constitutes research with regards to my activities me: [ list ]. But in brief, it is about those processes of gathering information from the environment, people, and information sources (books/web-based sources), and analysing those in various ways, using different intellectual and computing tools, and doing providing novel interpretations and solutions. This may be hypothesis-led or exploratory, include awareness/controls for conditions involved, and may or may not have a full formalised statistical analysis. The aim of all this is to do some intellectually-based work with the aim of advancing new knowledge and having a positive impact on the world, however minor.
More information on all this is available here: [ link ].
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Informational Contexts:
This is my own independent project, created by me (Harry Muzart), that embodies significant parts of my (paid & unpaid) work at KCL. It is highly interrelated, but still different from other aspects of my main KCL job(s), and is separate to other scientific projects by other KCL researchers.
My works, tasks, roles, activities, as a KCL contributor/ambassador/communicator, wholly done by me.
Publications (any type of published works, not necessarily scientific research journals), which I have partly contributed to, and reviewed by KCL staff (professionals, academics, etc) and published under the KCL brand on official KCL platforms/mediums. These sub-projects are part of the larger projects.
Larger KCL projects and/or groups/departments that these are part of and relevant to.
grey dashed line above: standards-bound, competitive selective filtering, pre-publishing & post-publishing reviews, peer-review, etc
*Notes:
(1) - The sizes of the boxes / amount of text, is not necessarily proportional to each other, in terms of the amount of time/effort I have spent on these.
All on this page, forms part of the greater context of my works, as shown in this diagram:
Improving and Optimising People's Learning, Education, Experiences, Mental Health, Physical Health, Performance and Productivity
My contributions: all by me
By others: NA
Funded by: myself
Reviewing process: TBC (ultimately, KCL and other avenues)
Publishing: TBC
This is my own independent Project. This project is a combination of many things - it encompasses many works.
My work included: gathering information from interacting with people (from diverse neuropsychological and neurological/psychiatric profiles) and from data sources; integrating information to contribute novel ideas; disseminating information (orally & in writing).
It has not yet been peer-reviewed or published in its entirety as such, because it is not complete, but sub-components of it have been through a sort of reviewing process (see the rest of this webpage).
See the file below:
• B-IOPLEEMHPHPP-Brief-gdoc
There are also 2 files in the shared private cloud folders (Google Drive / MS OneDrive / DropBox ) under the relevant section. The filenames are similar to these:
• IOPLEEMHPHPP-A1-A2-Sup-gmsdoc_&_SPII-HIDI-d_v2b.docx.pdf (112 pages)
• IOPLEEMHPHPP-p_&_SPII-HIDI-p_v2b.ppt.pdf (48 slides)
The write-ups are currently in progress. The main articles by me (in draft and not completed) (and supplementary information), that will later be submitted (see list of publication repositories / journals), is this:
• IOPLEEMHPHPP-A1-A2-Sup-gmsdoc.docx.pdf
The visual presentation version:
• IOPLEEMHPHPP-.ppt.pdf
The below relates to "Systems, Processes and Informatics/Info Infrastructure framework for Human People/patient psycho-cognitive neuro-behavioural Interactions and Data Collection & Integration (Informatomics) (interrelated) and Applications (data collection, enumerated codified protocols, procedures, information gathering, integration, applied applications) for HM KCL work (Harry Muzart King's College London)" (2018-2022), Main, MS-G Doc, version 2B . This is a series of printable information sheets and forms, created by me, which forms part of the above articles.
• SPII-HIDI-doc-v2b.docx.pdf
• SPII-HIDI-ppt-v2b.ppt.pdf
Also related to this is:
• tabulated_data_and_graphs_for.xls
• list_of_events_tasks_duties.xls
So this entire thing is a project in progress, by me. This relates to all all else below on this page, as all those are intrinsically interrelated and contribute back into each other.
Note that every sub-section below on this webpage (and colour-coded in orange and in quotes " " ), is a mini-project under KCL, but which has also formed part of my own main project "IOPLEEMHPHPP" described here.
I have been directly involved in the following KCL projects in one way or another. My main project described above indeed overlaps in scope with other projects and publications found at these links:
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/about/strategy - KCL Strategy
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/about/assets/pdf/Kings-strategic-vision-2029.pdf - King's Vision
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/study/outreach/student-success
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/study/outreach/widening-participation
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/student-experience
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/kghi/global-health-ambassadors
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/ioppn/diversity-inclusion
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/aboutkings/orgstructure/ps/erd/marketing - Targeted branding and outreach by KCL
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/faculties-departments/... - see the numerous projects in mental health, applied e-learning tech, public policy, in each of the faculties an departments
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/research/innovation
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/ioppn/depts/psychology/research/researchgroupings/research-groupings
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/ioppn/study - Study programmes
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/ioppn/research/impact - Getting involved in research impact
https://www.kclsu.org/help/wellbeing/ - Student Union Groups, Networks, Associations and Projects
https://www.kclsu.org/groups/associations/
https://www.kclneuroscience.com/
https://london.ac.uk/centre-for-distance-education/our-projects
You will find a more extensive list in the IOPLEEMHPHPP Doc and at the bottom of this G Form:
All the sub-projects listed below are essentially part of this list of KCL projects directly above.
(more info coming here soon) - also see page
... Responding to queries online, educational outreach, scientific consultancy, mentoring, networking, e-group management, novel models, additional reviews, meta-processes.
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My contributions: ~9 sets of draft notes reports by me (from the collaborative meetings, pre-work and post-work) (pre-work and post-work reports were by me) (and presentations I also gave with regards to the integrated highlights from information gathering, for during the meeting) --> all of these contributed to the main final reports by the KCL Success/other team - about 9 reports as well.
By others: Many notes were aggregated by others too (for the final official reports published)
Funded by: KCL
Reviewing process: peer-review and final report synthesis by: KCL Academics, and KCL Success Team
Publishing: peer-review and final report synthesis by: KCL Academics, and KCL Success Team
2019-2020, 2020-2021, 2021-2022
See them at:
https://internal.kcl.ac.uk/student/student-success/Kings-100
https://keats.kcl.ac.uk/course/view.php?id=73463§ion=0#tabs-tree-start
Topics:
Mental Health and Wellbeing
Service-led Learning
Sustainability and resource use
Global Systems, Climate Action
The Learning Environment (in physical spaces on campus)
e-Technology tools at KCL
Personal Tutoring
Assessment & Feedback
Curriculum 2029
Widening Participation at King’s
Embedding Wellbeing in the Curriculum
Culture at King’s, Cultural Competency
Science Gallery London
King's First Year & Essential Skills
Meaningful Work
Inclusion, diversity, microscale interactions
Building & Serving Communities
See my draft reports (not public), accessible at these links:
onedrive/.....
googledrive/....
Ideas for Meeting 2 by Harry Muzart (Jan 2020)
https://keats.kcl.ac.uk/mod/forum/view.php?id=3157617
Furthermore, my contributions also involved co-creating with postdoc and senior academics, in terms of their projects.
(more info here TBC)
https://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/en/persons/search.html
https://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/en/publications/search.html
Below: PDF/other files stored on my secure personal and work Google Drive and OneDrive
Developing Cultural Competency in Workplace/Professional Settings (within the context of the Arts & Humanities, and Societal/Sociological, Cognitive, Neurobiological, Clinical, Health, Informatics, & Physical Sciences) (Qualitative Analyses reports)
My contributions: Public by HM (see CC champion testimony below - March 2022, published May 2022). Public by others (see other links), based on private by HM: HM drafted report from early 2022, CC champion survey, and contributions (May 2022) to the CC steering group and co-creator group for qualitative analysis of e-resources in CC to improve CC.
By others: Other KCL students, and chairs of the committee (N.M., S.M., E.A., S.L. , A.H., K.K.)
Funded by: KCL Institutes
Reviewing process: KCL Managers
Publishing: KCL platforms
Off-shoot of King's 100 work.
Private (i.e. in review process): Using data we collected earlier this year (Feb-Mar 2022), I also did a Thematic Modelling / Qualitative Data Analysis (May 2022) (by me, from that transcript dataset) and written report as well, about the ideas/solutions that enhanced cultural competency in higher education and professional settings (see shared Google Drive for spreadsheet/database files and written reports), and presented a presentation to the CCU chaired committee group in Jun 2022.
(Public publication TBC.)
by HM, presented in the HyFlex meetings:
Public so far:
the webpages at: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/cultural-competency which links to the internal keats/moodle-based webpages and publications in the internal kcl repositories
CC champion brief for public outreach (by H Muzart, published on KCL platform )
My contributions: Presentation interpretation and delivery.
By others: S.D., S.R., et al, for the Presentation. Co-delivery with other 'King's 100' members.
Funded by: KCL
Reviewing process: KCL
Publishing: KCL (kcl.ac.uk, KCL MS Teams)
Kings100_Information_Session_Presentation_by_HM_TB_BH_(21 Sept 2021)_x.ppt
This was about the King's 100 Project, and an aggregate on the topic ideas, for outreach and recruitment.
Given many times for multiple sessions, with colleagues.
My contributions: all by me (for those relevant ones)
By others: none, but some were partly in collaboration with other postgrad student reps and staff
Funded by: KCL
Reviewing process: staff managers, IoPPN staff, etc
Publishing: N/A
Relevant and appropriate qualitative/quantitative information about people (e.g. students) from a variety of neuropsychological profiles, and information in general, was fed to staff, by me. These were not published, but contributed to, and formed part of, the internal informal & formal reports and reviews that form part of KCL's programs enumerated in the job description. So, this was part of paid work duties, compensated extra work, and voluntary unpaid tasks/duties.
Late 2018 into 2019: this was contributions to the IoPPN programme
Autumn 2019 - Spring 2020 : as above, and especially with higher-level events at the Denmark Hill Campus, Guy's Campus, Strand Campus, Waterloo Campus.
After 2020: due to a series of Covid-19-pandemic-related lockdown and social distancing restrictions, this moved to be more digital and remote, with less in-person face-to-face interactions.
My contributions: all by me for my specific bits
By others: -
Funded by: KCL
Reviewing process: Graduate School, KCL faculty marketing team
Publishing: KCL Mag
I wrote for the official KCL mag / postgraduate offer holder magazine, some of which were selected by the editor-in-chief.
I wrote the editorial and a larger article, which was then cut down before publishing.
The final booklet had : front cover + 19 pages + back cover.
(worked on it in Winter 2020, released approx. Spring 2021)
see especially 'page 1' (after the cover) and 'page 13'. (i.e. p2 and p8 in the pdf formatting)
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/study-at-kings/assets/pg-oh-magazine-2021.pdf
(2019-2020, 2020, 2020-2022, updates)
This mini-project is part of the greater marketing campaign at KCL, and overlaps with the above.
My contributions: reviewing script, amendments, delivery of content in physical location, shooting technicalities
By others: written script preparation, filming, AV recordings, acting, voiceover, post-rec post-production editing
Funded by: KCL
Reviewing process: Ambassador Managers, AV Media Team, IoPPN staff.
Publishing: by KCL, in AV format and text version. in 2020 on on kcl.ac.uk / KCL's Instagram, and on KCL's Youtube channel in 2021.
Published by KCL at:
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/visit/denmark-hill-campus
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/offerholderhub/campus-tours
https://www.instagram.com/lifeatkings/
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CCvsh5DnQL-/?
https://www.youtube.com/user/kingscollegelondon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLu2hOWW9MQ
Text Transcript:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1bIszqDux-4-tHVhZ9AktwOkPhcG-QDcC?usp=sharing
--- The formal article version: "Teaching and Scientific Research in Psychiatry, Psychology, Biomedicine, and Neuroscience, at the Denmark Hill Campus of King's College London"
This was:
--- actual physical delivery, facilities, apparatus, labs (clinical, bio, neuro, imaging, psych), computer rooms and servers, e-libraries, artefact/object exhibits, lecture theatres, training rooms, simulation rooms, etc etc, script delivery, meta-hardware for the facilities demos
--- both non-filmed and filmed, omni-media
+ see extra information I added - to back-up each line in the textual transcript with the actual research from KCL that was cited.
+ additionals of the KCL environments and estates
+ more info on helping pioneer the open movement
Also see dedicated DHCT webpage elements I contributed to:
--- links to all other relevant links
--- outlined routes/area via G Maps functions
--- virtual interactive mapping
--- supporting virtual tours via navigationable photospheres/photopaths, VR/AR
--- schedule of live events (past and future) (physical and online)
--- e-community comments
--- part of larger dedicated project
Note that Covid-19 restrictions affected this a bit in 2020
My contributions: Script content, delivery, video production.
By others: -
Funded by: KCL
Reviewing process: KCL
Publishing: KCL Professional Social AV Media channels
Entirely by me.
See video, transcript and written article equivalent, in the video dscription box at the links.
LINK-1
LINK-2
My contributions: all by me
By others: -
Funded by: KCL
Reviewing process: KCL ambassador managers and QC admin
Publishing: KCL/UniBuddy
Front page profile main: kcl.ac.uk/study/unibuddy/profiles/harry-neuroscience-9372aft
Detailed communications and exchanges with are private and for internal staff access
My contributions: all by me
By others: -
Funded by: KCL
Reviewing process: KCL ambassador managers, IoPPN staff
Publishing: KCL (Facebook e-forum group owned by KCL)
Pre-written works; and on-the-day writings, all by me. As well as post-even amendments/updates/notes.
Reviewed and moderated by Ambassador Managers (KCL staff) and subject-specific Faculty staff.
Facebook Group owned by KCL: King's College London Postgraduate Offer Holders 2020
https://www.facebook.com/groups/2485165944926328
---> then search for Harry Muzart thread.
My contributions: Not just use of those and demonstrations of those to others, but also helping their development (non-technical and technical) and implementation at KCL. Ideas and demonstrated designs for UI/UX (user interface/experience) and content, and notes on bug/troubleshooting/error fixes, with interactions with the human technologists/developers and then digital API systems.
By others: - (most of the work was done by others, to build, develop, and implement, those apps fully)
Funded by: KCL
Reviewing process: KCL , third-party reviewers
Publishing: KCL / other
Apps, by KCL, in collaboration with KCL depts, academic- or clinical-related, the Tribal Group (app developers), etc. For example, the "KCL Welcome App" on Android; as well as the timetabling, VLEs, Keats/Moodle forums, and database utilities provided via the IT and Library services. There are also the faculty-specific software at the IoPPN/CNS.
For these, I have not contributed code via git directly, I just contributed ideas to improve those (e.g. via UI/UE (user interface/experience) design and features/functionalities, and content) (and communicated important information on system errors, data access issues). In communication with staff, students, developers.
So, for example, see those platforms/programs listed here:
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/teachlearntech/digital-learning-essentials
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/ctel/technologies
screenshots and video screen-recording of the VLE interfaces are at the other links
Also see those for images of the final product:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.guidebook.apps.kcl.android&hl=en_GB&gl=US
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tribalgroup.kclstudents.wam
screenshots of the developing UI/UX are on the other PPT files
As shown in my CV (during 2017-2019), at KCL was during 2018-2019.
This directly below is also separate to the above.
Here I was a participant in those studies listed; see KCL ones.
{G Doc} link
These have led to official scientific research publications in actual peer-reviewed journals.
https://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/en/persons/search.html
https://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/en/publications/search.html
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see page Other: MSc thesis (cognitive neuroscience)
see page Other: MSc modules (diversified)
This here is part of my MSc modules (my MSc qualification and my main Sci Res Project Thesis, and it is completely separate to the above 'HM-KCL-work')
(the full versions of these are not public; also, each were examined by two or more academics)
A1 essay - ...
A1 mindmap - ...
A2 essay - Preclinical and Clinical Neuroimaging Experiments: A Review - Merit-level
A2 work - A Glossary of Neuroimaging - Distinction-level
A3 essay - Are Artificial Neural Networks a Useful Tool in Current Neuroscience Research? - Distinction-level
C project - The Neurobiological Basis of Emotion Recognition and its Modulation by Contextual Visual Information - Distinction-level
see RG doi links : https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Harry-Muzart/publications
see private G Drive or OneDrive
FYI: criteria for 80+ means in publishable form
Also see my UCL BSc works.
Finally, for other 'projects' and 'publications' by me, H.M., related to works external from KCL, see https://www.harry-muzart.info/publications-funded-projects-awards