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What is open science and why is it important for social science research (2025)
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Naomi Heffer, PhD, senior lecturer, discusses the importance of open science for social science research, including research reproducibility, enhancing collaboration, and inclusivity in research.

Belonging Matters: The Experiences of Minoritised Pre-Service Teachers in Teacher Education (2025)
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This study explores the experiences of minoritised pre-service teachers in England, focusing on how identity, belonging, and representation shape their journeys through teacher education. Drawing on focus groups with seven pre-service teachers minori... Read More about Belonging Matters: The Experiences of Minoritised Pre-Service Teachers in Teacher Education.

Higher education matters vodcast: Your 'natural' teacher is a myth. Here's why it matters in a multicultural classroom (2025)
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In this episode host Antony Hill is joined by Ifeoma Dan-Ogosi for a timely discussion that sets the scene for effective teaching in a multicultural classroom. This conversation offers a deep dive into Dr. Dan-Ogosi's personal teaching journey and ho... Read More about Higher education matters vodcast: Your 'natural' teacher is a myth. Here's why it matters in a multicultural classroom.

Quantitative fieldwork in human geography: Pedestrian analysis (2025)
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Human geography fieldwork involves exploring the spaces and places of our world, to gain new insights, knowledge and understanding. This series we team up with leading human geographers and fieldwork experts, to explore the two different types of hum... Read More about Quantitative fieldwork in human geography: Pedestrian analysis.

Major incident clinical care teaching and learning documentary (2025)
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Lights, Camera, Action! These words usually evoke images of a blockbuster action movie, not a collaborative clinical learning environment for higher education healthcare students from various disciplines.

But at UWE Bristol things are different. W... Read More about Major incident clinical care teaching and learning documentary.

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

Podcast - everything is so very much connected - Roelof Bakker and Sarah Bodman (2025)
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Audio from an artists' talk for World Collage Day:

Roelof Bakker and Sarah Bodman invited the public to join them on Zoom for an informal talk about their recent collaborative collage project for World Collage Day - Saturday 10th May 2025. Their m... Read More about Podcast - everything is so very much connected - Roelof Bakker and Sarah Bodman.

The rural and coastal dementia project (2025)
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This short animation was created to share findings from an internally funded qualitative research project exploring the experiences of people living with dementia and their families in rural and coastal communities. Twenty-one people including people... Read More about The rural and coastal dementia project.

Higher education matters vodcast: The evolution of the student experience (2025)
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In this episode, host James Hazzard is joined by Antony Hill, Cathy Minett-Smith, and Jackie Rogers for a timely discussion on how universities are reimagining what it means to support, empower, and engage students in a post-pandemic world.

From p... Read More about Higher education matters vodcast: The evolution of the student experience.

2 Degrees Enough (2025)
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"Daragten We Bas" Is the Arabic words for: (Two Degrees Are Enough), a podcast produced by the Middle East Program of Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. In this Arabic language podcast, host Amr Hamzawy joins Amir Gohar, Programme Leader for... Read More about 2 Degrees Enough.

Creating healthy and sustainable cities (2025)
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This short article summarises the major themes that will be addressed at the European Urban Research Association (EURA) Conference to be held in Bristol in June 2025. Contributors will share perspectives on how to create healthy and sustainable citi... Read More about Creating healthy and sustainable cities.

Engaging Egypt’s landscape architects to combat climate change (2025)
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There are climate risks across the national, regional, and local levels. Egypt is facing a particular struggle without integrated engagement from landscape architects.

Using play to kick-start history education (2025)
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Play is widely acknowledged as central to children's learning, significantly influencing their cognitive, emotional, social and linguistic development (Moyles, 2010). In the early years, play facilitates creativity, curiosity and enquiry –skills crit... Read More about Using play to kick-start history education.

Rethinking economic growth: The impact of media narratives on inequality, wealth and growth (2025)
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High levels of inequality are harmful to economic growth (Alesina & Perotti, 1996) yet claims about growth often focus on increases at the ‘top’, which can lead to increased inequality (Phillips, 2020). By exploring how talk about poverty, wealth and... Read More about Rethinking economic growth: The impact of media narratives on inequality, wealth and growth.

Higher education matters vodcast: Exploring AI in higher education (2025)
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In this thought-provoking episode, host Antony Hill is joined by Michal Bobula and Jim Smith to explore:

•How AI is reshaping teaching and learning practices
•The benefits and challenges of integrating AI into education
•Ethical considerations a... Read More about Higher education matters vodcast: Exploring AI in higher education.

Leading together: An invitation (2025)
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In 2025 the world feels like a very divided place. The capacity to listen, empathize, and learn from alternative perspectives is eroded, as is the potential to build lasting and effective partnerships and collaboration to address the “wicked” problem... Read More about Leading together: An invitation.

Dementia: Your questions answered and lion's mane mushrooms in the lab (BBC Inside Health) (2025)
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BBC Radio 4 show examining the science behind health matters. I was interviewed as part of a show on Alzheimer's Disease, due to my work looking at therapeutic potential of Lion's Mane mushroom (a Partnership PhD with the Bristol Fungarium)

Revising the English non-devolution white paper (2025)
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This opinion piece argues that the UK Government's proposals for devolution in England - presented in the white paper published in December 2024 - are unsatisfactory for three main reasons: 1) No solid constitutional shift in favour of place-based po... Read More about Revising the English non-devolution white paper.

We have all been on a journey (2024)
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Album of 6 works, made using synthesis, field recording and generative techniques.

Camera-fitted drones may help locate graves of Mexico’s disappeared (2024)
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This blog explores the FOUND project in Jalisco, Mexico, which successfully tested the use of drones equipped with cameras to locate simulated clandestine graves. It highlights the experiences and lessons learned by families involved in the search ef... Read More about Camera-fitted drones may help locate graves of Mexico’s disappeared.