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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)

How autonomous are the Crown Dependencies? (2025)
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This article considers the nature, attributes and limitations of the contemporary constitutional and political relationship between the Crown Dependencies (CDs) (Bailiwick of Jersey, Bailiwick of Guernsey, and Isle of Man) and the UK. Relations have... Read More about How autonomous are the Crown Dependencies?.

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.

Connection, Community, Hope (2024)
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Writer and researcher Lizzie Lloyd reflects on Con­nec­tion, Com­mu­ni­ty, Hope, a gath­er­ing in Barn­sta­ple deliv­ered by Stu­dio Kind, Ruth Bate­man and Visual Arts South West.

Let’s talk health and care podcast Ep#2: Design and development of inclusive learning resources (2024)
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Noor Nixon, Inclusive Practice Project Manager at UWE Bristol and Antony Hill, Principle Investigator and Dean of Learning and Teaching at the College of Health, Science and Society, UWE Bristol, discuss the design and development of inclusive learni... Read More about Let’s talk health and care podcast Ep#2: Design and development of inclusive learning resources.

When Seeds Speak (2024)
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When Seeds Speak is a collaborative project with artist Miranda Whall that explores creative potentials within a dataset derived from the metabolic fingerprint analysis of six black oat seeds. The project seeks to uncover the processes and history ar... Read More about When Seeds Speak.

Viewpoint on transparency in real estate markets (2024)
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This paper represents the preliminary position of FIG Commission 9, as part of a project entitled ‘Increasing Transparency in Real Estate Markets’. This position paper is intended to stimulate debate and discussion at an international level.
The ca... Read More about Viewpoint on transparency in real estate markets.

Malcolm Richards: Changemaker podcast series UWE Bristol (2024)
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There are many people in and across the University who are driving change. In this special changemaker podcast series we shine a light on some of our Black academics and the excellent work they are doing in the university and outside to help drive ch... Read More about Malcolm Richards: Changemaker podcast series UWE Bristol.

Forensic science and policing must listen and learn to regain declining public trust (2024)
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Forensic science plays a key role in solving crimes as well as overturning wrongful convictions, but recent studies suggest public trust in forensic science is declining for a range of reasons. In this article, I talk about the need for a “collaborat... Read More about Forensic science and policing must listen and learn to regain declining public trust.

Monsters, metaphors and masks: Leadership insights from halloween (2024)
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In this article for the International Leadership Association (ILA) blog on 'Leadership for the Greater Good' Drs. Neil Sutherland, Rachel Wolfgramm, and ILA Fellow Dr. Richard Bolden consider what we can learn about leadership from the traditions of... Read More about Monsters, metaphors and masks: Leadership insights from halloween.

Conference podcast for leaders in finance, Utrecht, Netherlands (2024)
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This special episode of the Leaders in Finance podcast is recorded live at the Leaders in Finance AML NL Event 2024. In this episode, we explore key themes that have emerged in financial crime and offer valuable insights and takeaways on the challeng... Read More about Conference podcast for leaders in finance, Utrecht, Netherlands.

Killer in my Village (2024)
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Sky Documentary: Murder in my Village
Media interview which involves my role investigating the murder of Craig Hodson-Walker: When Craig Hodson-Walker is killed while trying to protect his father from a gang of robbers, a manhunt begins to track dow... Read More about Killer in my Village.

The role of class in outcomes for young people with Dr. Craig Johnston (2024)
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In this episode of the Empire Fighting Chance podcast, host Neil interviews Dr. Craig Johnston, a senior lecturer at the University of the West of England and co-founder of the Alliance of Working Class Academics. Dr. Johnsxton discusses the impact o... Read More about The role of class in outcomes for young people with Dr. Craig Johnston.

A practitioner’s introduction to LCA databases: EPiC and ICE (2024)
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This short comparative review of two construction material databases explains their potential use for assessing embodied carbon to designers and practitioners not yet expert in the field. It introduces and examines the Australian Environmental Perfor... Read More about A practitioner’s introduction to LCA databases: EPiC and ICE.

The value of cross-sector dialogue within tertiary education: Lessons from QAA Scotland’s June 2024 Symposium (2024)
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On 11th June, we attended a symposium in Glasgow hosted by QAA Scotland, titled ‘Addressing the Anxiety of Assessment in an AI World’. The event explored the landscape of assessment in tertiary education, featuring talks, workshops, and keynote addre... Read More about The value of cross-sector dialogue within tertiary education: Lessons from QAA Scotland’s June 2024 Symposium.

Schooling in a ‘divided’ city: Exploring reparative justice in education (2024)
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The Reparative Futures of Education (Repair-Ed) project explores the geographic production of injustices in primary school education in the city of Bristol, England. We consider how ‘geographic arguments for reparation’ can contribute to research on... Read More about Schooling in a ‘divided’ city: Exploring reparative justice in education.

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