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Does daily happiness and nervousness differ in adolescents and young adults in three Latin American cities: An experience sampling study (2025)
Journal Article

Background:

Experience Sampling Methods (ESM) have been used in clinical research to collect data on emotional and behavioural states in real life contexts among different populations. Although the use of ESM in mental health has increased, it has... Read More about Does daily happiness and nervousness differ in adolescents and young adults in three Latin American cities: An experience sampling study.

Parental engagement with complementary feeding information and their information-seeking behaviours in the United Kingdom (2025)
Thesis

Background - Complementary feeding describes the transition from milk to family foods from around six months until two years of age. Parents often seek information about complementary feeding to guide their feeding behaviours.

Aims - To explore ho... Read More about Parental engagement with complementary feeding information and their information-seeking behaviours in the United Kingdom.

An investigation of the biological effects of non-thermal energy technologies in prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells (2025)
Thesis

With the increasing use of antimicrobial products, particularly in the healthcare sector and agri-food industry, there has been a concomitant rise in the prevalence of antimicrobial-resistant (AMR) and multi-drug resistant (MDR) microorganisms. The i... Read More about An investigation of the biological effects of non-thermal energy technologies in prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.

Understanding the impact of endometriosis on women’s body image: A mixed methods study (2025)
Thesis

Background
The physical and psychological impact of endometriosis on the individual is considerable, yet there is currently little known about how best to support those if they are negatively impacted by appearance and body image-related issues as a... Read More about Understanding the impact of endometriosis on women’s body image: A mixed methods study.

Data note on the Avian Contact Study: A questionnaire resource for avian influenza public health planning (2025)
Journal Article

The Avian Contact Study is a cross-sectional questionnaire of poultry workers and other individuals who have contact with domestic and/or wild birds in the UK. The questionnaire was launched online in May 2024 and in-person responses were gathered at... Read More about Data note on the Avian Contact Study: A questionnaire resource for avian influenza public health planning.

A malevolent force: A qualitative exploration of perceptions of changes in bodily function and sensations in complex regional pain syndrome (2025)
Journal Article

Research has established that people with complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) experience profound changes in bodily function and sensations. However, the subjective perceptions of these changes to bodily function and sensations h... Read More about A malevolent force: A qualitative exploration of perceptions of changes in bodily function and sensations in complex regional pain syndrome.

Development and validation of a patient knowledge questionnaire for rheumatoid arthritis (PKQ-RA-11) in Danish and German (2025)
Journal Article

Objective
Patient education is a cornerstone of rheumatology care, enabling patients to effectively and safely manage their condition. Standardized patient knowledge assessments are essential for benchmarking care quality and tailoring education to... Read More about Development and validation of a patient knowledge questionnaire for rheumatoid arthritis (PKQ-RA-11) in Danish and German.

“He was very confusing to me in the beginning”: A qualitative exploration of the romantic relationship experiences of neurotypical individuals with autistic partners (2025)
Journal Article

Autistic individuals can struggle with aspects of social interaction, communication and maintaining relationships. Despite this, autistic people are often successful in long-term romantic relationships and can bring qualities others may not. Often, t... Read More about “He was very confusing to me in the beginning”: A qualitative exploration of the romantic relationship experiences of neurotypical individuals with autistic partners.

taxMyPhage: Automated taxonomy of dsDNA phage genomes at the genus and species level (2025)
Journal Article

Background: Bacteriophages are classified into genera and species based on genomic similarity, a process regulated by the International Committee on the Taxonomy of Viruses. With the rapid increase in phage genomic data there is a growing need for au... Read More about taxMyPhage: Automated taxonomy of dsDNA phage genomes at the genus and species level.

Higher education matters vodcast: Exploring AI in higher education (2025)
Digital Artefact

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.

A comprehensive review of retrofitted reinforced concrete members utilizing ultra-high-performance fiber-reinforced concrete (2025)
Journal Article

Strengthening reinforced concrete (RC) buildings is a critical challenge in the construction industry, pushed by the necessity to address aging infrastructure, environmental degradation, and growing use requirements. Ultra-high-performance fiber-rein... Read More about A comprehensive review of retrofitted reinforced concrete members utilizing ultra-high-performance fiber-reinforced concrete.

Undergraduate psychology students’ perceptions of open research: The relationship between statistics understanding, attitudes, and questionable research practices (2025)
Journal Article

Following growing awareness of replication concerns in research and the rise of Open Research (OR), psychologists have begun investigating what contributes to Questionable Research Practices (QRPs) amongst academics but less so amongst students. Unde... Read More about Undergraduate psychology students’ perceptions of open research: The relationship between statistics understanding, attitudes, and questionable research practices.

From barking dogs to roaring dragons the legal recognition of British and Irish sign language in the United Kingdom (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

The United Kingdom's legislative efforts to recognise British Sign Language (BSL) highlight the intersection of law, language rights, and citizenship. Despite varying degrees of recognition across its four nations – England, Scotland, Wales, and Nort... Read More about From barking dogs to roaring dragons the legal recognition of British and Irish sign language in the United Kingdom.

SQUIRREL: Balancing design automation and user interaction in a computational tool for designing segmented concrete shells (2025)
Journal Article

The Automating Concrete Construction (ACORN) project explored digital workflows from the design to the construction of reinforced concrete building floor elements, reducing carbon emissions and increasing efficiency of building processes. The resulti... Read More about SQUIRREL: Balancing design automation and user interaction in a computational tool for designing segmented concrete shells.

An exploration into the factors that facilitate or hinder recovery from voice hearing (2025)
Thesis

Background: Hearing voices is usually defined as an auditory hallucination with no originating external stimuli. Recovery from psychosis has traditionally been conceptualised as a biomedical disorder which is managed via symptom reduction. It is beli... Read More about An exploration into the factors that facilitate or hinder recovery from voice hearing.

Challenges to national frameworks of minority integration in Western Europe minority accommodation, transnationalism and dual citizenship (2025)
Book Chapter

The accommodation of post-war ethno-cultural and ethno-religious communities has been exclusively framed within the boundaries of nation-states. National frameworks of diversity governance across Western Europe often overlook mobilities and transnati... Read More about Challenges to national frameworks of minority integration in Western Europe minority accommodation, transnationalism and dual citizenship.

On & off. Shadow & light – The essence of printmaking (2025)
Exhibition / Performance

On and off, shadow and light. These are the essentials of every image. All prints are binary because ink is either on or off the paper. Our brains create the images. As printmakers and artists, we can only hope that we have given the audience enough... Read More about On & off. Shadow & light – The essence of printmaking.

Shame, Psychology and ME (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

In 2008, when she was 15, Katharine Cheston became ill with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis or ME. Over the next decade and more Katharine, and ourselves as a family, encountered many different psychological ideas and therapies, often being offered by non-... Read More about Shame, Psychology and ME.

‘Nothing sacred’: Angela Carter’s iconoclasm, place-making, and memorialization (2025)
Book Chapter

It is ironic that the iconoclastic Angela Carter was ‘canonized’ as the ‘Good Witch’ of English literature following her death which raises the question of whether this form of commemoration actually contained or limited her reception? This chapter... Read More about ‘Nothing sacred’: Angela Carter’s iconoclasm, place-making, and memorialization.

Investigating the impact of deformable, movable, and rigid surfaces on force-input interactions (2025)
Journal Article

The force modality fundamentally transforms the interaction space of traditional touch input. When paired with compliant devices, which deform under force and provide immediate haptic feedback, there is potential to enhance user interactions signific... Read More about Investigating the impact of deformable, movable, and rigid surfaces on force-input interactions.