All Outputs (551)

How can we move from cold spots to hot spots? Learning from current practices which nurture languages education in the four nations of the United Kingdom (2025)
Journal Article

In this opinion piece, Jo Biddle and Jane Andrews consider a small set of examples of close-to-practice research from the four nations of the UK to learn from initiatives which have potential to be transferred into new contexts. Our focus on existing... Read More about How can we move from cold spots to hot spots? Learning from current practices which nurture languages education in the four nations of the United Kingdom.

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).

Dementia research and me (2025)
Exhibition / Performance

This Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) West public engagement event aimed to bring dementia research to local people in Weston-super-Mare and North Somerset. There were talks from dementia researchers across the South West and fun activities from... Read More about Dementia research and me.

A global call to action for disability inclusion in health research (2025)
Journal Article

Despite bringing great strengths and facing substantial health inequities, disabled people remain underserved by health research; addressing this requires multi-level actions spanning all areas of research.

Submission to the independent review of the criminal courts – Written evidence on neurodivergence, vulnerability and the criminal courts (2025)
Report

Recent years have seen increased attention to both neurodiversity as a general concept and social concern, and specifically to the way in which the CJS engages with individuals who are neurodivergent. Interest (and, to some extent, action) in this ar... Read More about Submission to the independent review of the criminal courts – Written evidence on neurodivergence, vulnerability and the criminal courts.

Do we have sufficient evidence to derive innovative approaches to assessing unmet need, delivering education on bladder and bowel continence health, and providing a better environment for joint decision-making? ICI-RS 2024 (2025)
Journal Article

Context: Improved continence outcomes are reliant on identification of unmet need, education delivery, and shared decision‐making. The evidence base on which to derive innovative approaches in these areas was unclear.

Methods: A debate held at the... Read More about Do we have sufficient evidence to derive innovative approaches to assessing unmet need, delivering education on bladder and bowel continence health, and providing a better environment for joint decision-making? ICI-RS 2024.

Wholesale building moving in Northern Sweden: Here, now and then (2024)
Journal Article

This study is part of continuing collaborative research into the phenomena of wholesale moving buildings in northern Sweden. It raises questions about sustainability, through consideration of re-use in a moment of the further extensive application of... Read More about Wholesale building moving in Northern Sweden: Here, now and then.

Paying for driving: Is doing nothing an option? (2024)
Report

‘Road pricing’ is one of the most talked about non-starter policies in the transport sector. Debate on changing how we pay for driving reaches back over half a century. The transition to electric vehicles may now suggest winds of change. Yet there ar... Read More about Paying for driving: Is doing nothing an option?.

Mark Bould in Conversation with María Abizanda Cardona (2024)
Exhibition / Performance

Interview for the Spanish Association for American Studies/Sociedad española para el estudio de los Estados Unidos de América Young Scholars Reading Group

Innovation with impact: Interdisciplinary approaches and empirical research with ceramic extrusion (2024)
Digital Artefact

This booklet covers research exploring innovative approaches with the ceramic extrusion process. The research was carried out from October 2021 to April 2024 and led by Dr Tavs Jorgensen, Associate Professor at the Centre for Print Research (CFPR) at... Read More about Innovation with impact: Interdisciplinary approaches and empirical research with ceramic extrusion.

Mending and making anew with creative, elegant frugality (2024)
Exhibition / Performance

Mending and making anew with creative, elegant frugality.
Angie Butler and Davina Kirkpatrick at The Launderette (artist-led project space), Stokes Croft, Bristol.

“The act of sewing is an act of emotional repair” - Louise Bourgeois

Anxieties... Read More about Mending and making anew with creative, elegant frugality.

Hera (2024)
Physical Artefact

This print is the first major wood engraving from Ben Goodman's current project, which is investigating the feasability of printing 'glazes' with traditional wood engraving. 'Hera' consists of 12 layers of ink, 9 of which are 'glazes'.

Interview with John Sayles and Maggie Renzi introducing UK premier of Lone Star restoration (2024)
Exhibition / Performance

Introduction to Tobe Hooper’s The Texas Chain Saw Massacre at Dale and Tucker vs. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: A Double Bill of Hicksploitation (2024)
Exhibition / Performance

Introduction to Georgiy Daneliya’s Kin-dza-dza! (2024)
Exhibition / Performance

The Enshittification of the Internet: Cory Doctorow in Conversation with Mark Bould (2024)
Exhibition / Performance

The death and life of UK universities and the cultural spaces they consume (2024)
Exhibition / Performance

Images from film and text of The Death and Life of UK Universities - a joint publication with Professor Igea Troiani London South Bank University. Included in the exhibition catalogue published by msdm publications.

Video installation included in... Read More about The death and life of UK universities and the cultural spaces they consume.

If racism vanished for a day: A billboard (2024)
Physical Artefact

The RESPECT team created a billboard based on the If Racism Vanished for a Day book. Unveiled in St Werburghs, Bristol, the billboard highlights the lived racialised experiences of children, which often go unheard.

The community billboard displays... Read More about If racism vanished for a day: A billboard.

Understanding industry perceptions and experiences of seventeen of the measures to reduce the HGV driver shortage (2024)
Report

In response to an acute shortage of Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) drivers, the UK Government introduced 33 measures to support the road haulage sector. The measures addressed supply chain efficiency, driver training, capacity of testing and licencing pro... Read More about Understanding industry perceptions and experiences of seventeen of the measures to reduce the HGV driver shortage.

Policing by camera. The development and use of live facial recognition within the police service (2024)
Digital Artefact

AI is being called 'one of the most transformative technologies of the last decade' (Brown, 2019). In fact, back in October 2023, the policing minister Chris Philip MP wrote an open letter to the 43 Chief Officers and Police Crime Commissioners of En... Read More about Policing by camera. The development and use of live facial recognition within the police service.