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Overlooked and under-researched: Exploring the mental health effects of ethnic minority communities within the criminal justice system (2026)
Book Chapter

Whilst the unjust treatment for Black, Asian, and minority ethnic individuals within the criminal justice system is widely researched, the adverse mental health effects that arise following this treatment are often overlooked. Current research primar... Read More about Overlooked and under-researched: Exploring the mental health effects of ethnic minority communities within the criminal justice system.

Tactile embroidery reproduction exploiting machine vision for visually impaired engagement (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Best conservation practices for historic textiles such as their display behind glass and in low light conditions to prevent damage and deterioration create significant barriers for visually impaired audiences. Alternative sensory experiences, particu... Read More about Tactile embroidery reproduction exploiting machine vision for visually impaired engagement.

Bridging bricolage and effectuation: The mediating role of innovative behavior in student entrepreneurial action under resource constraints (2025)
Journal Article

Purpose: The purpose of this article is to examine how entrepreneurial bricolage enables student entrepreneurs to overcome resource constraints and uncertainty, fostering entrepreneurial action. Specifically, it investigates the mediating role of inn... Read More about Bridging bricolage and effectuation: The mediating role of innovative behavior in student entrepreneurial action under resource constraints.

What is open science and why is it important for social science research (2025)
Digital Artefact

Naomi Heffer, PhD, senior lecturer, discusses the importance of open science for social science research, including research reproducibility, enhancing collaboration, and inclusivity in research.

Towards a rights-based approach to AI chatbot usage: Navigating ethical considerations in ChatGPT interactions (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

This research investigates the ethical dimensions of AI chatbot usages, with a specific focus on ChatGPT. Through an exploration of user perspectives (N=20), the study examines the ethical challenges users encounter and identifies actionable strategi... Read More about Towards a rights-based approach to AI chatbot usage: Navigating ethical considerations in ChatGPT interactions.

Extending structural causal models for autonomous vehicles to simplify temporal system construction & enable dynamic interactions between agents (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

In this work we aim to bridge the divide between autonomous vehicles and causal reasoning. Autonomous vehicles have come to increasingly interact with human drivers, and in many cases may pose risks to the physical or mental well-being of those they... Read More about Extending structural causal models for autonomous vehicles to simplify temporal system construction & enable dynamic interactions between agents.

Adapting ergonomics and human factors in remote work for employee well-being: A conceptual study (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

This study explores the ergonomic factors essential for enhancing employee well-being and performance in remote work environments. Using a qualitative approach, 49 relevant articles from Scopus, EBSCO, Google Scholar and Web of Science were analysed... Read More about Adapting ergonomics and human factors in remote work for employee well-being: A conceptual study.

Improving sessional teachers’ reliability and consistency in marking through processes of standardisation and moderation (2025)
Book Chapter

It is rare, but quite possible, that a mark that is low by just a few percentage points in one module can alter a student’s final degree classification. Consequently, seeking consistency across a marking team assessing a cohort of students is as much... Read More about Improving sessional teachers’ reliability and consistency in marking through processes of standardisation and moderation.

Buzzing about bees: Exploring active storytelling for transforming children’s environmental agency (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

An online talk discussing the project 'Buzzing about bees: Exploring active storytelling for transforming children’s environmental agency'.

Black Basta ransomware: A novel multi-source intelligence framework for advanced cyber threat analysis and proactive defense (2025)
Journal Article

This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of Black Basta, a sophisticated ransomware strain that emerged in April 2022 and rapidly gained notoriety in the cybersecurity landscape. It introduces a novel Multi-Source Intelligence Framework (MSIF) fo... Read More about Black Basta ransomware: A novel multi-source intelligence framework for advanced cyber threat analysis and proactive defense.

Propensity and proclivity of vulnerable road users towards personalised road safety solutions (2025)
Book Chapter

Vulnerable road users (VRUs) account for ~70% of Europe’s total road fatalities. Whilst there has been an upsurge in solutions to improve infrastructure safety and vehicle safety, solutions for VRUs have not received the same attention. This study ga... Read More about Propensity and proclivity of vulnerable road users towards personalised road safety solutions.

Development of an immersive experimental platform to investigate the urban mobility experiences of wheelchair users (2025)
Book Chapter

Wheelchair users’ (WCUs) street navigational challenges have been the topic of discussion for many decades. These persistent challenges, together with an alarming number of vulnerable road user injuries and fatalities, underscore the need for a signi... Read More about Development of an immersive experimental platform to investigate the urban mobility experiences of wheelchair users.

Changing the script: Collective and creative possibilities (2025)
Book Chapter

Drawing on examples of creative non-fiction writing, this chapter seeks to capture and explore some illustrative experiences and reflections based on engagement in SUAW sessions. In doing so, it illuminates and provokes consideration of how and why s... Read More about Changing the script: Collective and creative possibilities.

Novel enzymes prospecting from marine sponges applicable in industrial food production (2025)
Thesis

Enzymes are biocatalysts used to increase or reduce the rate of chemical reactions. Many food, biotechnological and industrial processes are enhanced using enzymes as they are more efficient, healthier and environmentally friendly solutions than synt... Read More about Novel enzymes prospecting from marine sponges applicable in industrial food production.

#158 Social reuse of seized assets (2025)
Digital Artefact

When tax officials and law enforcement do manage to recover assets and money from criminals, what happens next? How are those seizures used to benefit taxpayers and society? We think there are lots of missed opportunities here and the Taxcast goes to... Read More about #158 Social reuse of seized assets.

Beyond the unethical leader: A dispositional analysis of unethical leadership in the case of theranos (2025)
Journal Article

The downfall of the once heralded Theranos has captured the attention of the media, producing a plethora of reports presenting the case from a range of perspectives and sparking debate over the culpability of various parties and their contributions.... Read More about Beyond the unethical leader: A dispositional analysis of unethical leadership in the case of theranos.

At the promised place: Expanding imagination through book art (2025)
Exhibition / Performance

At the Promised Place: Expanding Imagination Through Book Art’ at the Urawa Art Museum brings together nearly 100 artists’ bookworks made in Japan and the UK. Since opening in 2000, Urawa Art Museum in Saitama, Japan has focused on ‘Art of Books’ as... Read More about At the promised place: Expanding imagination through book art.

Reframing the frame: Interpreting the past, present, and future of Black film in Bristol (2025)
Report

Reframing the Frame explores the past, present, and future of Black filmmaking and exhibition in Bristol. Bringing together filmmakers, curators, and cultural practitioners, the project reflects on Bristol’s creative lineages and considers the infras... Read More about Reframing the frame: Interpreting the past, present, and future of Black film in Bristol.

Feeding the machine: Practitioner experiences of efforts to overcome AI’s data dilemma (2025)
Journal Article

This paper examines the human implications of AI's ‘data dilemma' in three different and contrasting sectors: pharmaceuticals, higher education, and the arts. The ‘data dilemma' refers to the challenge of obtaining sufficient and suitable data to eff... Read More about Feeding the machine: Practitioner experiences of efforts to overcome AI’s data dilemma.

Agroecological knowledge exchange on social media: Factors influencing UK farmers’ engagement (2025)
Thesis

Agricultural systems in the United Kingdom currently face challenges related to food security, climate change, and policy uncertainty. While adopting sustainable farming systems is vital for meeting the current environmental challenges and for ensuri... Read More about Agroecological knowledge exchange on social media: Factors influencing UK farmers’ engagement.