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Financial dominance: Why the ‘market maker of last resort’ is a bad idea and what to do about it (2025)
Journal Article

Financial regulation, influenced by mainstream models of banks as sources of liquidity risk, rather than post-Keynesian models of banks as liquidity providers, fostered the growth of the repo market and shadow banking from the 1980s on. In the repo m... Read More about Financial dominance: Why the ‘market maker of last resort’ is a bad idea and what to do about it.

DTP USP: Microfactory opportunities for Digital Textile Printing (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Mass-produced, low-cost textile production, driven by fast fashion, obscures culpability and creates risks in complex supply chains. Consumers struggle to make sustainable choices as it remains unclear where, how, and by whom clothes are made. Overpr... Read More about DTP USP: Microfactory opportunities for Digital Textile Printing.

Are we all in it together? Constructions of responsible leadership through speechmaking at COP26 (2025)
Journal Article

The need for an alternative understanding of leadership that can address grand societal challenges, like the climate crisis, has inspired a rich research field under the umbrella of responsible leadership (RL). This paper explores how alternative mea... Read More about Are we all in it together? Constructions of responsible leadership through speechmaking at COP26.

“Diagnosis in the prime of your life”: Facilitator perspectives on adapting the Living Well with Dementia (LivDem) post-diagnostic course for younger adults (2025)
Journal Article

The Living Well with Dementia (LivDem) group intervention aims to support people to adjust following a diagnosis of dementia and is delivered across the UK and abroad. However, LivDem was designed for older people with dementia and may not address th... Read More about “Diagnosis in the prime of your life”: Facilitator perspectives on adapting the Living Well with Dementia (LivDem) post-diagnostic course for younger adults.

Advanced machine learning techniques for clinical EEG classification (2025)
Thesis

In the rapidly evolving field of medical diagnostics, the accurate classification of electroencephalogram (EEG) signals remains a crucial task for the early detection and treatment of neurological disorders. Traditional EEG analysis relies on manual... Read More about Advanced machine learning techniques for clinical EEG classification.

With the head in mind: Evaluating the efficacy of supportive structures for headteachers that mitigate the impact of vicarious trauma and protect mental health (2025)
Thesis

As the retention and recruitment crisis continues to grow within education, a focus on retaining experienced, dedicated and passionate headteachers is a national priority. A combination of safeguarding, dysregulated behaviours, mental health needs an... Read More about With the head in mind: Evaluating the efficacy of supportive structures for headteachers that mitigate the impact of vicarious trauma and protect mental health.

Yamori Area Innovation: Sustainably revitalising shrinking cities through human flourishing (2025)
Thesis

This PhD thesis challenges shrinking city orthodoxy.
Shrinking cities are increasingly prevalent, particularly in Europe, the United States and some part of Asia-Pacific, such as Japan and Australia (Martinez-Fernandez et al., 2016). Urban shrinka... Read More about Yamori Area Innovation: Sustainably revitalising shrinking cities through human flourishing.

Automation of predictive maintenance: An experimental framework for aircraft landing gear (2025)
Journal Article

Terabytes of data are recorded per flight by modern aircraft, providing a goldmine for predictive maintenance modeling, however, the required domain knowledge to build ML tools limits the number developed by airline manufacturers each year. Automated... Read More about Automation of predictive maintenance: An experimental framework for aircraft landing gear.

In the Chinks of the Wyndham Machine (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Sustainable procurement in the NHS: Barriers and enablers to staff behavioural change (2025)
Journal Article

Abstract
Background/Aims
There is a strong ethical impetus and a growing policy requirement for healthcare institutions to reduce their environmental impact. Procurement is area with significant opportunities to reduce the negative impacts of healt... Read More about Sustainable procurement in the NHS: Barriers and enablers to staff behavioural change.

Online support for people affected by burn injuries (2025)
Thesis

Sustaining a burn injury can be a traumatic, lifelong event and it is important that an individual has access to support for both physical and psychosocial needs throughout every stage of their recovery. Barriers to accessing psychosocial support, su... Read More about Online support for people affected by burn injuries.

Holistic education for a resilient future: An integrated biomimetic approach for architectural pedagogy (2025)
Journal Article

The pressing need to address climate change and environmentally related challenges highlights the importance of reimagining educational approaches to equip students with the skills required for innovation and sustainability. This study proposes a nov... Read More about Holistic education for a resilient future: An integrated biomimetic approach for architectural pedagogy.

A cross-sectional review of UK healthcare professionals’ attitudes to and priorities for the delivery of head & neck cancer prehabilitation (2025)
Journal Article

Aim: To explore healthcare professionals’ attitudes to and priorities for delivering head and neck cancer prehabilitation.
Methods: Healthcare professionals working with head and neck cancer patients in the United Kingdom participated in a cross-sec... Read More about A cross-sectional review of UK healthcare professionals’ attitudes to and priorities for the delivery of head & neck cancer prehabilitation.

Applications of gas chromatography and gas chromatography-mass spectrometry for the determination of illegal drugs used in drink spiking (2025)
Journal Article

Drink spiking is a significant public safety issue, often linked to crimes such as theft and sexual assault. The detection of drugs used in these incidents is challenging due to the low concentrations (<ng) and complex matrices involved. This review...

Understanding the model of social prescribing through interviewing link workers in the role (2025)
Thesis

The promotion of social prescribing as a solution to support patients presenting in primary care with non-medical needs has been well documented. Despite the inclusion of social prescribing in the NHS long term plan the evidence of social prescribing... Read More about Understanding the model of social prescribing through interviewing link workers in the role.

Written evidence: Building support for the energy transition (Parliament Inquiry) (2025)
Report

This written evidence, submitted by Dr Tariq Umar, addresses key challenges and opportunities in the UK’s energy transition, with a focus on improving public understanding, financial clarity, and citizen engagement. It argues that while the UK Govern... Read More about Written evidence: Building support for the energy transition (Parliament Inquiry).

AI as a path to architectural design knowledge (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

This paper explores the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a path to architectural design knowledge through the lens of phenomenology. It positions AI not as a replacement for human creativity but as a collaborator within an emerging creative ec... Read More about AI as a path to architectural design knowledge.

A Tale of Two Cities - Giving Youth a Fighting Chance (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Two seemingly unrelated organisations are finding innovative ways to support youth in vulnerable situations, and promote community safety. We hear from a youth boxing therapy charity from Bristol a... Read More about A Tale of Two Cities - Giving Youth a Fighting Chance.

PRU to Prison Pipeline - beyond the tropes (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

For some time, segments of the British press have emblazoned into the public consciousness that ‘fact’ that being excluded from school and attending a PRU or AP is an inevitable precursor to a life of crime and, eventually, prison. The catchphrase “P... Read More about PRU to Prison Pipeline - beyond the tropes.

H.I.V.E. system: A wearable textile pneumatic storage device for assistive haptic feedback (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

There is a significant and growing need for wearable assistive technologies that could support the 1.3 billion people globally with a disability. Due to their effectiveness and comfort, many of these devices are likely to be based on pneumatic soft r... Read More about H.I.V.E. system: A wearable textile pneumatic storage device for assistive haptic feedback.