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1. Judicial Communication in the English Youth Court

   This research has considered the expression of sentencing explanations through face to face and telephone interviews with 16 youth court Magistrates across Southern England. 

2. The use of Function Electrical Stimulation (FES) in neurological rehabilitation

   Functional Electrical Stimulation, or FES, is a method of externally controlling muscles when signals from the brain can no longer control movement.

3. Online Public Lecture Series

   A series of free online events showcasing the best of ÂãÁÄÖ±²¥'s research and expertise. 

4. Guidance for Reviewers

   Within this section you will find guidance on what you need to consider when reviewing a student checklist, whether you are a named Supervisor, member of an Ethics Programme Team (UG/PGT) or Ethics Champion (PGR)

5. Privacy policy for Aspire VR - Cabin Relaxation

   Read our privacy policy for information about the data we collect and how it will be used. 

6. Mass grave protection for truth and justice

   This project investigates how best to safeguard, protect and investigate mass graves to ensure truth and justice for survivor populations. 

7. Impacts of adverse events on surgeon wellbeing

   ÂãÁÄÖ±²¥ researchers are interested in how surgeons are affected personally and professionally when things go wrong, and in developing interventions to mitigate the impact of adverse events on surgeons

8. Driving change in public relations evaluation

   Professor Tom Watson’s research and academic advice has significantly contributed to a shift in industry evaluation practice away from Advertising Value Equivalent (AVE) measurement of PR activity to an evidence-based, objective-driven approach.

9. Trusted Research Agenda

10. Supportive offboarding: Developing new practices to support sustainable freelance careers in TV

    This project aims to design, develop and test an intervention to support TV freelancers’ careers. 

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