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Dr Simon Fitch describes his work exploring submerged landscapes across the world, including a recent project in Japan, and explains why the work is particularly timely now as offshore developments for energy are becoming more prevalent.
Dr Alejandro Gonzalez Aquines discusses how his background as a medical doctor led him on to research about strokes, and important findings that could reduce the rate of strokes for many people.
Dr Kayt Armstrong, RICHeS Facility Manager in the Department of Archaeological and Forensic Sciences describes her experiences on site at Trimontium, an important Roman Fort in the Scottish Borders, and the challenges of gathering archaeological
Amos Iluromi, postgraduate researcher in Development Economics, describes the huge shift in communication and technology from his childhood to the present day in his home city of Lagos, and how it has changed the economic landscape of Nigeria and
Dr Justine Tomlinson, Dr Adam Sutherland and Prof Liz Breen describe their work as part of the the Medicines Optimisation Research Group at the University of Bradford and how it makes a difference to patients in the UK and beyond.
Prof Hassan Ugail's recent work has looked at what artificial intelligence really means, and whether a computer can ever be considered 'conscious'...
Rania Aburamadan, Honorary Visiting Researcher, describes her experiences of working with migrant communities in Jordan and how she used her expertise in sustainable built environments and interdisciplinary research to address some of the challenges
Faye Cameron, Business and Partnerships Manager at the University of Bradford's Centre for Digital Innovations in Health and Social Care (CDIHSC), discusses the importance of robust evaluation of AI tools in healthcare settings.
Products, service spaces and advertising as critical resources for civilian communities: Eva Kipnis, Professor in Marketing and Director of the Doctoral College reflects on the role of marketing on the lives of the people of Ukraine as they live
Dr Ria Vaportzis, Associate Professor in Psychology, describes how her personal experience of Raynaud's has led to research into the mental health effects on those who live with the disease.
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