Publications, Resources & Media

View newsletters, publications, posters, presentations and media relating to the SCONe Project.

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Read the latest and previous editions of the SCONe newsletter. 

Newsletters are published 3-4 times per year with updates on SCONe progress, engagement opportunities with professionals and members of the public and general updates. 

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SCONe has been featured in media articles by BBC news, The Times, Eye News, The Scotsman, the Telegraph and more. 

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James Porter with his poster at ARVO 2025.
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Professor Niall Strang with his poster at ARVO 2024.

A list of in person and online presentations by SCONe team members or associates. 

Some presentations were recorded and are available to watch back. Posters can be viewed as a pdf.

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Publications and papers by SCONe team members in journals such as BMJ Health & Care Informatics, BMC Medical Research Methodology and more.

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Letters of Support for the SCONe project.

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Reports relating to the SCONe project. 

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