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1. uk.linkedin.com › in › deborah-thorpe-9856b811Deborah Thorpe - Founder & Creative Director - LinkedIn

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   About. Deborah is a creative entrepreneur and a highly experienced international television executive. She now runs Kelebek Media a boutique creative independent animation studio based in Sussex,...

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2. kelebekmedia.com › meet-the-teamMEET THE TEAM | Kelebekmedia.com

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   Deborah Thorpe. Deborah is a highly experienced international television executive/producer and a creative entrepreneur. Deborah is perhaps best known for co-founding ASOS Plc, the UK’s largest online fashion retailer.

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3. www.ukscreenalliance.co.uk › news › kelebek-mediaKELEBEK MEDIA DEVELOPS ISADORA MOON ... - UK Screen Alliance

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   May 22, 2020 · Image courtesy of Kelebek Media. Independent production house Kelebek Media, founded by creative entrepreneur Deborah Thorpe, has optioned the rights to the globally successful book series Isadora Moon created by Harriet Muncaster and published by Oxford University Press. In a deal brokered by Jodie Hodges at United Agents, Kelebek has secured ...

4. www.york.ac.uk › researchers › healthDeborah Thorpe - YorNight, University of York

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   Dr Deborah Thorpe was trained as a medieval literary scholar and historian at the Universities of Birmingham, Oxford and York. After that, she had research positions at the Ashmolean Museum and the British Library. She has now taken up a position at the Centre for Chronic Diseases and Disorder (C2D2) at the University of York.

5. www.york.ac.uk › c2d2 › newsTremulous Hand of Worcester - Centre for Chronic Diseases and ...

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   Mar 30, 2016 · C2D2 Research Fellow Deborah Thorpe offers her diagnosis. Known as the Tremulous Hand of Worcester, the medieval writer has been the subject of much debate and speculation regarding his condition, but the central question always remained: what type of tremor did he have?

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   • This quarter’s pew reflections have been written by Dorothy Thorpe who has worked in Christian education, ministry formation and parish development in the Diocese of Adelaide and the Diocese of Willochra. She is a licensed lay minister and has been elected a Lay Canon of the Cathedral of St Peter and St Paul in the Diocese of Willochra.

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   What is Dr Thorpe doing now?

   • Dr. Thorpe completed an applied Ph.D. with Liverpool John Moores University investigating methods of fatigue and performance monitoring, which has led to a number of original articles published in peer-reviewed journals.

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   • Deborah is perhaps best known for co-founding ASOS Plc, the UK’s largest online fashion retailer. Spotting the beginnings of the celebrity trend in the late 90s, Deborah and her two co-founders raised the money to set up an online retailer to sell clothes and products that had been seen on film and TV stars.

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8. blog.oup.com › authors › deborah-thorpeDeborah Thorpe Archives - OUPblog

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   By Deborah Thorpe and Jane Alty. How would we know if a medieval person had a neurological disorder? If we did know, would it be possible to pinpoint the type of condition? What insight can we gain about the practical impact of disorders on medieval life?