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Unpacking the university-creative economy assemblage: The discourses, dynamics and possibilities of creative R&D programmes (2025)
Journal Article

The UK government's Creative Industries Sector Vision identifies the creative industries as a growth engine, supporting the state's ambition for the UK to be a global innovation hub and foregrounding the role of universities ‘to champion spin-outs’ a... Read More about Unpacking the university-creative economy assemblage: The discourses, dynamics and possibilities of creative R&D programmes.

Arts on prescription: Insights, evidence and future directions (2025)
Digital Artefact

Arts on prescription is expanding, with policy recommendations and schemes spreading globally, along with expectations of its positive impact on individual and community wellbeing. But what is art on prescription and what does the research on its eff... Read More about Arts on prescription: Insights, evidence and future directions.

The rapid synthesis of integral stimuli (2025)
Journal Article

Integral stimuli (e.g., colors varying in saturation and brightness) are classically considered to be processed holistically (i.e., as undifferentiated stimulus wholes); people analyze such stimuli into their consistent dimensions only with substanti... Read More about The rapid synthesis of integral stimuli.

Wild stories: Stalking story design principles that move participative audiences through animate worlds (2025)
Thesis

An experiential framework for participative stories that animate interrelated audiences through playful worlds.

Wild stories, as a form, are an experiential framework designed from an ontological foundation of aliveness. They take into account our... Read More about Wild stories: Stalking story design principles that move participative audiences through animate worlds.

Exploring student and staff perceptions of opportunities and challenges associated with Generative AI (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

This paper presents ongoing research at UWE Bristol which explores the perceptions and use of Generative AI tools in Higher Education teaching and learning. This work is based on a university-wide survey of over 300 respondents and captures current p... Read More about Exploring student and staff perceptions of opportunities and challenges associated with Generative AI.

Exploring river and natural flood management using Minecraft (2025)
Journal Article

Science Hunters is a programme of projects that uses Minecraft to engage children with environmental science, geography, engineering and other related areas. Two recent projects, Building to Break Barriers and Engineering for Sustainable Societies us... Read More about Exploring river and natural flood management using Minecraft.

Opportunities and challenges for monitoring terrestrial biodiversity in the robotics age (2025)
Journal Article

With biodiversity loss escalating globally, a step change is needed in our capacity to accurately monitor species populations across ecosystems. Robotic and autonomous systems (RAS) offer technological solutions that may substantially advance terrest... Read More about Opportunities and challenges for monitoring terrestrial biodiversity in the robotics age.

Physiotherapy capabilities in the health care of adult patients at increased risk of osteoporotic fractures: A scoping review protocol (2025)
Journal Article

Objectives: This scoping review will explore and map the extent and type of literature related to physiotherapy capabilities in the health care of adult patients at increased risk of osteoporotic fractures and identify gaps in the literature. Backgro... Read More about Physiotherapy capabilities in the health care of adult patients at increased risk of osteoporotic fractures: A scoping review protocol.

The needs, challenges, and priorities for advancing global flood research (2025)
Journal Article

In recent years, numerous flood events have caused loss of life, widespread disruption, and damage across the globe. These devastating impacts highlight the importance of a better understanding of flood generating processes, their impacts, and their... Read More about The needs, challenges, and priorities for advancing global flood research.

“It’s a kind of double-edged sword”: exploring the social media-related experiences of adults with visible differences using photo-elicitation interviews (2025)
Journal Article

Objectives: Visible differences are associated with experiences of stigma, discrimination, anxiety, and social isolation. Social media provides a space to connect with others with the same condition, gain information and support, raise awareness, and... Read More about “It’s a kind of double-edged sword”: exploring the social media-related experiences of adults with visible differences using photo-elicitation interviews.

User-centered design of Internet of Robotic Things (IoRT) for people living with dementia (2025)
Journal Article

As the population of persons living with dementia (PwDs) continues to rise, technological advancements offer an unprecedented opportunity to enhance their independence and quality of life while lowering the burden on the caregivers. Notably, the Inte... Read More about User-centered design of Internet of Robotic Things (IoRT) for people living with dementia.

Final year undergraduate students’ experiences of completing a qualitative psychology dissertation: Implications for teaching and practice (2025)
Journal Article

In recent years qualitative research methods have become increasingly popular amongst students conducting their final year psychology projects. Qualitative research methods offer students the opportunity to conduct innovative and exciting research pr... Read More about Final year undergraduate students’ experiences of completing a qualitative psychology dissertation: Implications for teaching and practice.

Psychological responses to occupational injury in British horseracing staff (2025)
Thesis

Background: Horseracing perpetuates a negative injury culture, with staff reporting lack of support provision, stigma, presenteeism and high rates of injury. In 2019, recommendations to review injury impact on horseracing employees were identified, y... Read More about Psychological responses to occupational injury in British horseracing staff.

Trust, privacy and energy data governance: Understanding UK consumer perspectives in smart home energy device adoption (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

2081 Micro silica beads for verification of profiles and outputs factors of a Leksell Gamma Knife (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Purpose/Objective:
Stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) using a Gamma Knife (GK) uses finely collimated radiation fields, known as shots, to
deliver tightly conforming dose distributions to small benign and malignant targets, with rapid dose fall-off at... Read More about 2081 Micro silica beads for verification of profiles and outputs factors of a Leksell Gamma Knife.

Leveraging behavioural economics in personal insolvency (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Human-centered robotics for healthcare: Perspectives of cognitive ergonomics and neuroergonomics (2025)
Book Chapter

The pervasive integration of human-centred robotic systems in healthcare encompasses applications like assistance, prosthetics, rehabilitation, and surgery. However, the introduction of smart mechatronic devices in biomedical contexts faces significa... Read More about Human-centered robotics for healthcare: Perspectives of cognitive ergonomics and neuroergonomics.

Pregnancy‐related venous thromboembolism risk perception and prevention in risk‐averse times - Significant change required: A commentary (2025)
Journal Article

Between 2020 and 2022 in the United Kingdom (UK), there were 45 maternal deaths from venous thromboembolism (VTE), out of more than 2 million maternities. This occurred despite extensive risk assessment and prescribing of low molecular weight heparin... Read More about Pregnancy‐related venous thromboembolism risk perception and prevention in risk‐averse times - Significant change required: A commentary.

Trauma has an echo: A qualitative study of barriers to routine healthcare for survivors of sexual violence in UK higher education (2025)
Journal Article

Objectives: To explore barriers to healthcare among survivors of sexual violence (SV) and the behavioural pathways behind avoidance, focusing on survivor-led solutions. Design: A mixed methods study collated qualitative interviews/surveys to explore... Read More about Trauma has an echo: A qualitative study of barriers to routine healthcare for survivors of sexual violence in UK higher education.

Small bank insolvency resolution: Perspectives from India (2025)
Book Chapter

This chapter critically examines the underexplored issue of resolving small, systemically non-important banks within the global banking resolution framework. While post-Global Financial Crisis reforms have focused predominantly on large, complex inst... Read More about Small bank insolvency resolution: Perspectives from India.