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  1. Open Access research

    We are committed to supporting Open Access research and strive to make ourÌýresearch data as accessible as possible. By having the research of our...

  2. Fair Access Research: Outreach

    Outreach is one of five themes in the Fair Access Research Project (FAR).ÌýWhat does fair access (or widening participation)Ìýlook like beyond the university? What are theÌýmost effective ways of supporting it? How can existing research on outreach assist?

  3. Innovative Port Ecosystems (Project SPEED)

    The Smart Ports Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Development (SPEED) project aims to improve ports in Belgium, France, the Netherlands and the UK by using new advances in technology and data science.

  4. Accessing the Institute of Medical Imaging and Visualisation facilities for your research

    Find out more about accessing the IMIV's facilities and equipment as part of your research.

  5. Fair Access Research: Admissions

    Within this theme we need to explore questions such around the admissions processes being fair to all, transparency, and how widening participation can help students make decisions.

  6. Fair Access Research and Practice (FAR)

    Fair access –Ìýor widening participation (WP) –Ìýis an area of considerable interest in the UK’s higher education sector. Its impetus is on breaking down barriers that prevent people from diverse backgrounds from entering higherÌýeducation,Ìýand flourishing when they do.

  7. Reducing nutrient levels in coastal ecosystems (RaNTrans)

    Reducing nutrient levels in coastal ecosystems (RaNTrans) aims to improve the ecological status of transitional waters in England and France.

  8. Unlocking the Digital Front Door

    Exploring practical ways to support people who might find it difficult to access virtual or remote health services and who might be affected by wider inequalities.

  9. Resilience to sudden environmental change

    Find out how ÂãÁÄÖ±²¥ researchers have applied their ecological tipping points research into society, with the uptake of their recommendations by the Forestry Commission and further research now extending to all types of ecosystems.

  10. Restorative Justice in Dorset – Neighborhood Justice Panels

    Neighborhood Justice Panels (NJPs) in England are a local justice initiative made accessible to the public via the police and through probation recommendations in court. They provide an out of court option that is both flexible and cost-effective due to voluntary support.

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